Trump Tariffs 2.0: The Tariff Tracker

As President Trump continues to shape his economic plan with significant tariff policies, it’s crucial for businesses to stay informed about the potential risks and opportunities his announcements may bring.

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We anticipate that any official tariff announcements made on January 20 and within the first 100 days via Executive Order (EO) or otherwise will merely mark the Administration’s initial trade policy, which will evolve over the next four years.

In this rapidly changing trade environment, we understand the importance of staying ahead. The ArentFox Schiff Customs Team is closely tracking the tariff announcements and their implications. To ensure companies remain informed, we have created this tariff tracker that will be updated and published as new developments arise as of, and after, January 20, 2025.

Please note that this information is subject to change, which can occur relatively quickly given the current pace of the EOs and tariff-related developments. We will be updating the Trump Tariffs 2.0: The Tariff Tracker as EOs and other policy announcements are made official and further information is issued through Federal Registrar Notices and Customs Cargo Systems Messaging Service (CSMS).

Trump 2.0: The Tariff Tracker

Updated 8/1/2025

*Where tariffs changed over time, the current effective rate is listed in bold.

COMMODITY TARIFFS IN EFFECT

Tariff RegimeCommodityScopeTariff RateEffective Date
232 Steel & AluminumSteel & AluminumSteel and aluminum articles, derivatives, and additional derivatives within Ch. 66, 72, 73, 76, 83, 84, 85, 87, 88, 90, 94, 95, 96, and HTSUS 2203.00.00, with periodic additions50% (except 200% Russia aluminum)

25% (except 200% Russia aluminum)

 
6/4/2025 (50% rate)

3/12/2025 (25% rate, expired 6/3/2025)
232 Steel & Aluminum/US-UK EPDSteel/AluminumUK-origin steel and aluminum products25%

Tariff-rate quotas (TRQ) to be established
3/12/2025 (25% rate)

On or after 7/9/2025 (TRQ)
Auto 232Autos and Auto PartsAuto parts consisting of passenger vehicles and light trucks identified in 17 HTSUS codes at the 8-digit level; automotive parts of passenger vehicles and light trucks classified in various subheadings of chapters 40, 70, 73, 83, 84, 85, 87, 90, and 9425% with potential exemptions based on rules involving USMCA, substantial transformation, and value4/3/2025 for automobiles; 

5/3/2025 for auto parts
Auto 232/US-UK EPDAutomobilesUK-origin passenger vehicles100,000 vehicles annual quote at 10% tariff (7.5% + 2.5% MFN)

above quota, 25% tariff applies
6/30/2025
Auto PartsUK- auto parts for UK vehicles10% total tariff (including MFN)6/30/2025
Copper 232CopperCertain refined copper, copper alloys, scrap copper, and derivative products50% total tariff8/1/2025

COUNTRY SPECIFIC TARIFFS (STACKS WITH MFN)

CountryTariff RegimeScopeTariff RateEffective Date
CanadaIEEPA Canada (Fentanyl)Canada COO35% (except energy and potash at 10%)8/1/2025 

USMCA exemption (since 3/7)
MexicoIEEPA Mexico (Fentanyl)Mexico COO25% (except potash at 10%)3/4/2025 

USMCA exemption (since 3/7)
ChinaIEEPA China (Fentanyl)CN/HK COO20%

10%
3/4/2025

2/4/2025 -3/3/2025
IEEPA China (Reciprocal)CN/HK/Macao COO10%


84%

125%

34%
4/5/2025-4/8/2025; 5/3/2025 - present

4/9/2025

4/10/25-5/3/25; 

on or after 8/12/2025
Section 301CN COO7.5%-100%2018 onwards
All countries, except Canada, Mexico, Cuba, North Korea, Russia, Belarus, China and Annex I Countries belowIEEPA Reciprocal TariffsSee “Reciprocal Tariffs” table for individual tariff rates (ITR) for Annex I countries that will be updated as country specific rates are determined10%4/5/2025 

ITR Rates below will be effective 8/7/2025
United KingdomUS-UK Economic Prosperity Deal (EPD)UK COO; applies to select industrial sectors, including automotive, aerospace, steel and aluminum, and pharmaceuticalSee “Commodity Tariffs” tableSee “Commodity Tariffs” table

April 2 and July 31 ANNEX I RECIPROCAL TARIFFS (8/7/2025)*

Tariff Regime

Country

Scope

IEEPA Reciprocal TariffsUpdated July 31 EO Annex I Country Specific Individual Tariff Rates (non Annex I countries continue to be subject to 10%)All goods based on COO with exceptions such as for those subject to Section 232 or listed on Annex II
ITR CountryApril 2 Annex 1 RatesJuly 31 Revised Annex I Rates Effective August 7ITR CountryApril 2 Annex 1 RatesJuly 31 Revised Annex I Rates Effective August 7
AfghanistanNot Listed15%Madagascar47%15%
Algeria30%30%Malawi17%15%
Angola32%15%Malaysia24%19%
Bangladesh37%20%Mauritius40%15%
BoliviaNot Listed15%Moldova31%25%
Bosnia and Herzegovina35%30%Mozambique16%15%
Botswana37%15%Myanmar (Burma)44%40%
BrazilNot Listed10%**Namibia21%15%
Brunei24%25%Nauru30%15%
Cambodia49%19%New ZealandNot Listed15%
Cameroon11%15%Nicaragua18%18%
Chad13%15%Nigeria14%15%
Costa RicaNot Listed15%North Macedonia33%15%
Côte d’Ivoire21%15%Norway15%15%
Democratic Republic of the Congo11%15%Pakistan29%19%
EcuadorNot Listed15%Papua New GuineaNot Listed15%
Equatorial Guinea13%15%Philippines17%19%
European Union20%

If MFN Rate > 15%: 0% reciprocal tariffs

If MFN Rate < 15%: 15% minus the MFN rate

Serbia37%35%
Falkland Islands41%10%South Africa30%30%
Fiji32%15%South Korea25%15%
GhanaNot Listed15%Sri Lanka44%20%
Guyana38%15%Switzerland31%39%
IcelandNot Listed15%Syria41%41%
India26%25%Taiwan32%20%
Indonesia32%19%Thailand36%19%
Iraq39%35%Trinidad and TobagoNot Listed15%
Israel17%15%Tunisia28%25%
Japan24%15%TurkeyNot Listed15%
Jordan20%15%UgandaNot Listed15%
Kazakhstan27%25%United KingdomNot Listed10%
Laos48%40%Vanuatu22%15%
Lesotho50%15%Venezuela22%15%
Libya31%30%Vietnam46%20%
Liechtenstein37%15%Zambia17%15%
   Zimbabwe18%15%

*Note that these rates could still change at any time.
**The reciprocal duty rate for Brazilian goods is set at 10% according to the newest EO. However, President Trump imposed an additional 40% IEEPA duty rate for Brazilian imports, bringing the total applicable duty rate on Brazilian imports to 50%. Products listed in the Brazil Tariff Executive Order Annex I are exempt from the 40% additional duty but continue to be subject to the 10% reciprocal tariff imposed by the IEEPA Reciprocal Executive Order. 

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