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U.S. tariffs in effect now

Each U.S. tariff action below is read from the documents that set it: presidential proclamations, executive orders and memoranda, and USTR, Commerce Department and CBP notices in the Federal Register. Rates, dates and status come with the documents' own words. Checked Oct 22, 2026.

As of Oct 22, 2026, this tracker lists 12 tariff actions in effect and 2 ended or suspended. In effect: Section 232 tariffs on steel, aluminum and their derivatives; Section 232 tariffs on copper; Section 232 tariffs on passenger vehicles, light trucks and auto parts; Section 232 tariffs on medium- and heavy-duty trucks, truck parts and buses; Section 232 tariffs on timber, lumber and wood products; Section 232 tariffs on semiconductors (certain advanced computing chips); Section 232 tariffs on patented pharmaceuticals and ingredients; Section 301 tariffs on China (technology transfer, intellectual property and innovation); Section 301 tariffs on semiconductors from China (semiconductor targeting investigation); Section 301 tariffs on Brazil (digital trade, ethanol, deforestation and other practices); Section 301 tariffs on 60 economies (failure to impose and enforce forced labor import bans); Suspension of duty-free de minimis treatment for all countries. The table below shows each action's main rates, with a link to the full list. Tariffs set by documents not yet curated here are listed under Not yet on this tracker.

IEEPA additional duties (reciprocal tariff and Canada, Mexico, China, Brazil, India orders): ended. Executive Order 14389 (91 FR 9437): “the additional ad valorem duties imposed pursuant to IEEPA in Executive Order 14193, as amended; … and Executive Order 14382 shall no longer be in effect and, as soon as practicable, shall no longer be collected.”

Rates listed for different actions are separate duties; the documents set how they combine, and this page does not add them up.

12in effect
2ended or suspended
89source documents read

In effect

ActionRate(s)CoversSinceAuthorityStatus set by
Section 232 tariffs on steel, aluminum and their derivatives
In effect
  • 50% Aluminum and steel articles and certain derivatives (Annex I-A)
  • 25% Other listed aluminum and steel derivatives (Annex I-B)
  • 25% United Kingdom: Annex I-A products
  • 15% United Kingdom: Annex I-B derivatives
+ 11 more rates, 14 exceptions and stacking rules 		All countries. Aluminum and steel articles and derivatives listed in the annexes of Proclamation 11021, as modified by Proclamation 11032. Since April 6, 2026 the duty applies to full customs value; Annex I-B and III goods without metal content are not subject. Mar 23, 2018 Section 232 Proclamation 11032 (91 FR 34085) ↗
Section 232 tariffs on copper
In effect
  • 50% Most copper articles (Annex I-A)
  • 25% Other listed copper articles (Annex I-B)
  • 10% Annex I-A derivative articles with U.S. copper
  • 10% Annex I-B articles with U.S. copper
+ 11 exceptions and stacking rules 		All countries. Copper articles and derivatives listed in Annexes I-A and I-B of Proclamation 11021 (first set as semi-finished copper products and intensive copper derivative products). Since April 6, 2026 the duty applies to the full customs value. Aug 1, 2025 Section 232 Proclamation 11032 (91 FR 34085) ↗
Section 232 tariffs on passenger vehicles, light trucks and auto parts
In effect
  • 25% Automobiles
  • 25% Automobile parts
  • 25% on non-U.S. content USMCA-qualifying automobiles (approved U.S. content)
  • 7.5% (10% combined with the 2.5% MFN rate, as stated) United Kingdom: automobiles within the annual quota
+ 5 more rates, 2 exceptions and stacking rules 		All countries. Passenger vehicles (sedans, SUVs, crossovers, minivans, cargo vans), light trucks, and listed parts such as engines, transmissions, powertrain parts and electrical components, as specified in Annex I to Proclamation 10908. Apr 3, 2025 Section 232 Proclamation 10908 (90 FR 14705) ↗
Section 232 tariffs on medium- and heavy-duty trucks, truck parts and buses
In effect
  • 25% Medium- and heavy-duty vehicles and listed parts
  • 10% Buses (HTSUS heading 8702)
  • 25% on non-U.S. content USMCA-qualifying trucks (approved U.S. content)
+ 2 exceptions and stacking rules 		All countries. Medium- and heavy-duty vehicles such as trucks, the truck parts listed in Annex I to Proclamation 10984, and buses and other vehicles in HTSUS heading 8702. Vehicles made at least 25 years before entry are excluded. Nov 1, 2025 Section 232 Proclamation 10984 (90 FR 48451) ↗
Section 232 tariffs on timber, lumber and wood products
In effect The documents schedule rate changes on Jan 1, 2027.
  • 10% Softwood timber and lumber
  • 25% Upholstered wooden products
  • 25% Kitchen cabinets and vanities
  • 30% Upholstered wooden products (scheduled increase) (from Jan 1, 2027)
+ 5 more rates, 1 exception or stacking rule 		All countries. Softwood timber and lumber, certain upholstered wooden products, and kitchen cabinets and vanities (finished units and parts), as listed in Annex I to Proclamation 10976. Oct 14, 2025 Section 232 Proclamation 11000 (91 FR 1039) ↗
Section 232 tariffs on semiconductors (certain advanced computing chips)
In effect
  • 25% Covered Products (certain advanced computing chips and derivatives)
+ 2 exceptions and stacking rules 		All countries. Certain advanced computing chips and certain derivative products listed in the proclamation's Annex (Covered Products), unless imported for U.S. uses the proclamation exempts. The proclamation says the President may consider broader semiconductor tariffs. Jan 15, 2026 Section 232 Proclamation 11002 (91 FR 2443) ↗
Section 232 tariffs on patented pharmaceuticals and ingredients
In effect The documents schedule a rate change on Apr 2, 2030.
  • 100% Patented pharmaceuticals and ingredients
  • 15% European Union, Japan, South Korea, Switzerland and Liechtenstein
  • 0% United Kingdom
  • 20% Companies with onshoring plans approved by Commerce
+ 5 more rates, 4 exceptions and stacking rules 		All countries. Patented pharmaceuticals, their active ingredients and key starting materials listed in Annex I to Proclamation 11020; inactive ingredients and excipients are not covered. Generic pharmaceuticals and their ingredients, including biosimilars, are not covered at this time. Jul 31, 2026 (Annex III companies; Sep 29, 2026 for other companies) Section 232 Commerce (BIS) notice of Sep 23, 2026 (91 FR 60360) ↗
Section 301 tariffs on China (technology transfer, intellectual property and innovation)
In effect
  • 25% List 1
  • 25% List 2
  • 25% List 3
  • 7.5% List 4A
+ 16 more rates, 1 exception or stacking rule 		China. Products of China on Lists 1, 2, 3 and 4A, plus 14 product groups whose rates the 2024 four-year review raised (including electric vehicles, semiconductors, solar cells, batteries, critical minerals, medical products, steel and aluminum), minus excluded products. Jul 6, 2018 Section 301 USTR notice of Oct 7, 2026 (91 FR 64212) ↗
Section 301 tariffs on semiconductors from China (semiconductor targeting investigation)
In effect The documents schedule a rate change on Jun 23, 2027.
  • 0% Semiconductors from China (initial rate)
  • Not yet announced Scheduled increase (from Jun 23, 2027)
+ 1 exception or stacking rule 		China. Semiconductors from China in 18 listed 8-digit subheadings: high-purity silicon, doped wafers, diodes, transistors, thyristors, photosensitive devices, other semiconductor devices, integrated circuits (processors, memories, amplifiers, other) and their parts. Dec 23, 2025 Section 301 USTR notice of Dec 29, 2025 (90 FR 60848) ↗
Section 301 tariffs on Brazil (digital trade, ethanol, deforestation and other practices)
In effect
  • 25% All products of Brazil
+ 4 exceptions and stacking rules 		Brazil. All products of Brazil, except goods listed in Annexes I and II, such as the Section 232 goods listed in U.S. note 50(a)(vi), civil aircraft and parts, articles for pharmaceutical use, certain raw materials, donations and informational materials. Jul 22, 2026 Section 301 USTR notice of Jul 20, 2026 (91 FR 45516) ↗
Section 301 tariffs on 60 economies (failure to impose and enforce forced labor import bans)
In effect
  • 10% 17 economies listed at 10%
  • MFN + Section 301 = 10% (Section 301 is zero if MFN ≥ 10%) European Union and Taiwan (net of MFN)
  • MFN + Section 301 = 12.5% (Section 301 is zero if MFN ≥ 12.5%) Japan, South Korea and Switzerland (net of MFN)
  • 12.5% 38 other economies at 12.5%
+ 7 exceptions and stacking rules 		Algeria, Angola, Argentina, Australia, The Bahamas, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Brazil, Cambodia, Canada, Chile, China (People's Republic of), Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, European Union, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, Hong Kong (China), India, Indonesia, Iraq, Israel, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Libya, Malaysia, Mexico, Morocco, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Nigeria, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, Türkiye, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Uruguay, Venezuela, Vietnam. All products of each of the 60 investigated economies, except products listed in Annexes I and II, such as the Section 232 goods listed in U.S. note 52(f), certain raw materials, donations, informational materials and accompanied baggage. Jul 24, 2026 Section 301 USTR notice of Jul 28, 2026 (91 FR 47318) ↗
Suspension of duty-free de minimis treatment for all countries
In effect
  • All applicable duties, taxes and fees Shipments by modes other than mail
  • Rates of duty in effect at entry Mail shipments (postal informal entry)
 All countries. Shipments valued at $800 or less that could previously enter free of duty and tax under the de minimis exemption (19 U.S.C. 1321(a)(2)(C)), from any country, by mail and by all other modes. Aug 29, 2025 IEEPA executive orders; CBP's own statutory authority (2026 rules) CBP notice of Jun 24, 2026 (91 FR 37789) ↗

Scheduled

Dated steps and rate changes ahead, from the events and rate rows on this tracker. Other dates named in the documents, such as when some rates or offset programs end, are on each action's page. Documents not yet on this tracker can set other dates, and later documents can change these.

Steps dated in the last 60 days

Listed by the date recorded for each step on its action's page (when it takes effect, or when the document was signed or published); a document published in this period can carry an earlier date.

Ended or suspended

Timeline

Dated steps recorded on this tracker up to Oct 27, 2026, newest first. Later steps are under Scheduled; other dates named in the documents, such as when some rates start or end, are on each action's page.

Method and limits

Sources: presidential proclamations, executive orders and memoranda, and notices from the U.S. Trade Representative, the Commerce Department (including its Bureau of Industry and Security and International Trade Administration) and U.S. Customs and Border Protection, as published in the Federal Register; court rulings come from the rulings themselves (see the executive orders tracker). A script lists new Federal Register documents that mention tariffs each weekday; an action here changes only after the documents are read, and every action passes a separate review before it is shown. Documents not yet read are not reflected. Each rate, date and status carries a quote from the document that sets it, checked word for word against the Federal Register text.

Not yet on this tracker (listed by their Federal Register titles; not summarized here):

Status is as of the date shown on each action: it reflects the documents published up to then. Rates for different actions are listed separately; whether and how they stack depends on each document's terms and on the product's classification, so this page does not add them. For the duty on a specific product, check the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (chapter 99 lists the additional duties) and CBP's CSMS messages. Antidumping and countervailing duties, tariff-rate quotas and ordinary (column 1) rates are not covered. This is not legal or customs advice.

FAQ

Q What U.S. tariffs are in effect right now?

A As of Oct 22, 2026, this tracker lists 12 tariff actions in effect: Section 232 tariffs on steel, aluminum and their derivatives; Section 232 tariffs on copper; Section 232 tariffs on passenger vehicles, light trucks and auto parts; Section 232 tariffs on medium- and heavy-duty trucks, truck parts and buses; Section 232 tariffs on timber, lumber and wood products; Section 232 tariffs on semiconductors (certain advanced computing chips); Section 232 tariffs on patented pharmaceuticals and ingredients; Section 301 tariffs on China (technology transfer, intellectual property and innovation); Section 301 tariffs on semiconductors from China (semiconductor targeting investigation); Section 301 tariffs on Brazil (digital trade, ethanol, deforestation and other practices); Section 301 tariffs on 60 economies (failure to impose and enforce forced labor import bans); Suspension of duty-free de minimis treatment for all countries. Each has its own page with the rates, dates and source documents; rates for different actions are separate duties and are not added together here. Tariffs set by documents not yet curated here are listed on the tracker under “Not yet on this tracker”.

Q Are the IEEPA tariffs still in effect?

A No. Status: ended, checked Oct 16, 2026 against the Federal Register. Executive Order 14389 (91 FR 9437) states: “the additional ad valorem duties imposed pursuant to IEEPA in Executive Order 14193, as amended; … and Executive Order 14382 shall no longer be in effect and, as soon as practicable, shall no longer be collected.” The latest court ruling recorded here is from the Supreme Court of the United States on Feb 20, 2026: “The judgment of the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in case No. 25–250 is affirmed.”

Q Which products face Section 232 tariffs?

A The Section 232 actions in effect on this tracker cover: Section 232 tariffs on steel, aluminum and their derivatives (Aluminum and steel articles and derivatives listed in the annexes of Proclamation 11021, as modified by Proclamation 11032. Since April 6, 2026 the duty applies to full customs value; Annex I-B and III goods without metal content are not subject); Section 232 tariffs on copper (Copper articles and derivatives listed in Annexes I-A and I-B of Proclamation 11021 (first set as semi-finished copper products and intensive copper derivative products). Since April 6, 2026 the duty applies to the full customs value); Section 232 tariffs on passenger vehicles, light trucks and auto parts (Passenger vehicles (sedans, SUVs, crossovers, minivans, cargo vans), light trucks, and listed parts such as engines, transmissions, powertrain parts and electrical components, as specified in Annex I to Proclamation 10908); Section 232 tariffs on medium- and heavy-duty trucks, truck parts and buses (Medium- and heavy-duty vehicles such as trucks, the truck parts listed in Annex I to Proclamation 10984, and buses and other vehicles in HTSUS heading 8702. Vehicles made at least 25 years before entry are excluded); Section 232 tariffs on timber, lumber and wood products (Softwood timber and lumber, certain upholstered wooden products, and kitchen cabinets and vanities (finished units and parts), as listed in Annex I to Proclamation 10976); Section 232 tariffs on semiconductors (certain advanced computing chips) (Certain advanced computing chips and certain derivative products listed in the proclamation's Annex (Covered Products), unless imported for U.S. uses the proclamation exempts. The proclamation says the President may consider broader semiconductor tariffs); Section 232 tariffs on patented pharmaceuticals and ingredients (Patented pharmaceuticals, their active ingredients and key starting materials listed in Annex I to Proclamation 11020; inactive ingredients and excipients are not covered. Generic pharmaceuticals and their ingredients, including biosimilars, are not covered at this time). Tariffs set by documents not yet curated here, such as Proclamations 11052 and 11055, are listed on the tracker under “Not yet on this tracker”.

Q What tariff changes are scheduled next?

A Dated steps and rate changes ahead, from the events and rate rows on this tracker: Nov 9, 2026, Section 301 tariffs on China (technology transfer, intellectual property and innovation): The 178 product exclusions run through 11:59 p.m. eastern daylight time on November 9, 2026, under the December 1, 2025 notice; Jan 1, 2027, Section 232 tariffs on timber, lumber and wood products: Upholstered wooden products (scheduled increase): 30%, ad valorem; Jan 1, 2027, Section 232 tariffs on timber, lumber and wood products: Kitchen cabinets and vanities (scheduled increase): 50%, ad valorem; Jun 23, 2027, Section 301 tariffs on semiconductors from China (semiconductor targeting investigation): Scheduled increase: Not yet announced; Apr 2, 2030, Section 232 tariffs on patented pharmaceuticals and ingredients: Companies with onshoring plans (scheduled increase): 100%, Section 232 duty plus Column 1 rate equals this rate (clause 7). Other dates named in the documents, such as when some rates or offset programs end, are on each action's page. Documents not yet on this tracker can set other dates, and later documents can change these.

Q How do I check the duty on a specific product?

A Find the product’s heading in the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS); the additional duties described here are listed in chapter 99. CBP announces how it applies each action in its CSMS messages. This tracker is not legal or customs advice and does not cover antidumping or countervailing duties.

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