The United States will implement an additional 10% tariff beginning April 5, excluding goods from Mexico and Canada, as well as those already subject to Section 232 tariffs or under consideration for protection under Section 232.
Tariffs on imports from certain countries will increase further starting April 9, ranging from 11% to 50%. These measures are being enacted under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) in response to trade deficits that are considered a national security concern.
The tariffs will apply to goods entered or withdrawn from warehouses for consumption starting at 12:01 a.m. EDT on April 5 and April 9. However, they will not apply to goods that (1) were loaded onto a vessel at the port of departure and are already in transit via their final mode of transportation before these times or (2) are entered or withdrawn from warehouses for consumption after these times.
View the full list of countries and their reciprocal rates (Annex I) here.
The list of goods not be subject to the ad valorem duty rates under this Executive Order (Annex II) is available here.
Additional details on reciprocal tariffs and those applicable to Mexico and Canada can be found in this White House fact sheet.
The details of the Reciprocal Tariff are subject to change at any time, including before or after implementation.