Section 301▲ Rate rises
2 days · Nov 10, 2026
Section 301 China exclusions expire
178 product exclusions lapse; typically 25% Section 301 duty applies to entries from Nov. 10
MachinerySolar equipmentMedicalChemicals
Tracker · Updated October 29, 2026
2daysSection 301 China exclusions expireTariff & Trade Deadline Tracker
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Section 232IEEPASection 122USMCASection 301Trade dealSection 338EU rules
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EU rules✓ Compliance deadline
52 days · Dec 30, 2026
EU Deforestation Regulation applies
Medium and large companies must file due diligence statements for cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, rubber, soy and wood products sold in the EU
CocoaCoffeeWoodRubberSoyPalm oil
Section 232▲ Rate rises
54 days · Jan 1, 2027
Section 232 wood products step-up
Upholstered wooden furniture rises from 25% to 30%; kitchen cabinets and vanities from 25% to 50%, unless country agreements apply
FurnitureCabinetsWood
The tariff layers in force nowHow U.S. tariffs work
Section 23250%MetalsMost steel and aluminum articles, on full customs value since April 6, 2026. Copper and derivatives covered.Section 2320–100%Patented pharmaceuticalsDefault 100%; 15% for the EU, Japan, South Korea and Switzerland; lower with company onshoring and pricing deals.Section 23210–25%Wood productsAbout 10% on softwood lumber; 25% on cabinets, vanities and upholstered furniture, rising to 50% and 30% on Jan. 1.Section 30110–12.5%Forced-labor action, 60 economiesIn effect since July 24, 2026. USMCA goods, Section 232 goods and U.S. manufacturing inputs are exempt.Section 3017.5–25%China, Lists 1–4A178 product exclusions expire Nov. 10, 2026, with no extension notice found as of mid-October.
Rates stack in different ways and exemptions vary by product and origin. Confirm the rate for each entry with your customs broker.
Every date, newest first
- Jan12027Section 232Upcoming
Section 232 wood products step-up
Upholstered wooden furniture rises from 25% to 30%; kitchen cabinets and vanities from 25% to 50%, unless country agreements apply
- Dec302026EU rulesUpcoming
EU Deforestation Regulation applies
Medium and large companies must file due diligence statements for cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, rubber, soy and wood products sold in the EU
- Nov102026Section 301Upcoming — USTR kept the tariffs in Oct. but has not extended the exclusions
Section 301 China exclusions expire
178 product exclusions lapse; typically 25% Section 301 duty applies to entries from Nov. 10
- Oct302026Section 338Upcoming — effective for entries on or after 12:01 a.m. ET Oct. 30
Section 338 Canada list: 22 products removed
Certain plywood sheets, paper products, machinery, refrigeration equipment and packing crates/boxes no longer face the 50% Section 338 duty
- Oct302026Section 338Upcoming — effective for entries on or after 12:01 a.m. ET Oct. 30
Section 338 Canada list: 100 products added
Carpets, vinyl flooring, paints, soaps, valves, chest freezers, window/wall air conditioners and 90-plus other Canadian products newly face the 50% Section 338 duty, regardless of USMCA origin
- Sep292026Section 232In effect
Section 232 pharma tariff, phase 2
100% default duty on patented drugs and APIs extends to all importers; country and company reductions apply
- Sep282026Trade dealAnnounced, not yet in effect
U.S.–China '30-for-30' tariff cuts announced
Each side to cut tariffs on about $30 billion of goods once domestic legal steps are complete
- Jul312026Section 232In effect
Section 232 pharma tariff, phase 1
Duty applies to large companies listed in the proclamation annex
- Jul242026Section 122Expired
Section 122 global surcharge expires
10% global surcharge ends at its 150-day statutory limit
- Jul242026Section 301In effect
Section 301 forced-labor tariffs
10% or 12.5% additional duty on imports from 60 economies, with broad exemptions
- Jul12026USMCAAgreement in force to 2036
USMCA joint review
U.S. declined to extend; annual reviews now run through 2036
- Apr202026IEEPAOpen
CBP CAPE refunds open
Phase 1 of IEEPA tariff refunds for unliquidated and recently liquidated entries
- Apr62026Section 232In effect
Section 232 metals overhaul
Steel, aluminum and copper duties (50% / 25% / 15% tiers) apply to full customs value, not metal content
- Feb242026Section 122Ended July 24
Section 122 surcharge begins
10% global surcharge after IEEPA tariffs struck down
- Feb202026IEEPARefunds ongoing
Supreme Court strikes IEEPA tariffs
Reciprocal tariffs invalidated; refunds processed through CBP and the Court of International Trade
- Jan152026Section 232In effect
Section 232 semiconductors
25% on certain advanced logic chips, with broad U.S. end-use exemptions
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