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ONESOURCE Solutions assist you in navigating regulatory changes and managing risks amid uncertain tariff policies.

How it Happened?

 
 

June 9

United States and China re-open tariff negotiations 

 

June 4

United States steel and aluminium tariffs increase to 50%, UK imports remain at 25% 

 

May 30

United States announces it will increase steel and aluminium tariffs to 50% from June 4

 

May 28

United States Court of International Trade rules IEEPA Tariffs (Fentanyl/Reciprocal), Court of Appeals pauses ruling to consider appeal 

 

May 25

United States postpones European Union 50% tariffs until July 9

 

May 23

United States announces plan to place 50% tariffs on European Union goods from June 1, and 25% tariff on Apple iPhones

 

May 14

Reciprocal tariff rate now 10% for Chinese imports to United States, similarly for United States imports to China. De Minimis Chinese imports to US now 54% tariff or flat rate of $100

 

May 12

United States and China agree to a 90-day reduction to on reciprocal tariffs to 10% for imports between both countries by May 14. Other tariffs continue to apply.

 

May 08

United States and United Kingdom announce trade deal. 10% reciprocal tariff on UK imports to US stays in place with concessions on section 232 Steel, aluminium and automotive tariffs amongst other measures. US will receive greater market access for beef and ethanol amongst other measures.

 

May 03

United States auto parts (USMCA compliant) tariff goes into effect

 

May 02

De Minimis ban for goods from China and Hong Kong goes into effect

 

May 01

United States:
• Section 232 investigation on imports of commercial aircraft and jet engines, and their parts launched
• Announces intent to apply secondary tariffs on Iranian oil and petrochemicals

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