Trade
Ending Certain Tariff Actions
Order ends extra tariffs imposed under emergency powers on specified imports.
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Removes certain additional duties placed on imports from specific countries, potentially lowering costs for affected goods and signaling a policy shift in trade enforcement.
What the order does
- Terminates collection of additional import duties applied under IEEPA through prior executive orders targeting certain countries and issues.
- Directs agencies to immediately begin ending those additional duties.
- Authorizes relevant officials to adjust tariff schedules if needed for implementation.
- Confirms that other national emergency actions and unrelated tariffs remain in effect.
- States that prior suspensions of duty-free de minimis rules and temporary surcharges are unaffected.
Who it affects
- Importers and businesses dealing with goods targeted by the affected executive orders.
- U.S. government agencies managing customs and trade enforcement.
Context
The underlying national emergencies and related trade enforcement actions remain in place; only extra IEEPA-imposed duties are revoked.