Extending the Modification of the Reciprocal Tariff Rates
Headline: Extends Suspension of Reciprocal Tariffs for Certain Imports
What it does: Agencies must modify the U.S. tariff schedule and implement the temporary suspension of specified tariff headings until August 1, 2025.
- Importers of listed foreign goods will face continued 10% additional duty.
- Customs will apply amended tariff headings for goods entered or withdrawn on or after July 9.
- Trade and homeland agencies must publish temporary rules and guidance to implement changes.
Summary
This order extends a temporary change to U.S. tariff treatment for certain foreign trading partners, keeping lower, uniform additional duties in place through August 1, 2025. It modifies the Harmonized Tariff Schedule by suspending specific tariff headings effective July 9, 2025, and continues the 10 percent additional ad valorem rate for the listed partners (except the People’s Republic of China).
The order directs trade and homeland agencies to implement the tariff changes and to publish temporary rules, regulations, or guidance as needed.
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