Addressing Threats to the United States by the Government of the Russian Federation
Headline: 25% Tariff Imposed on Imports From India Over Russian Oil
What it does: Agencies must impose a 25% tariff on imports of articles of India and implement measures to enforce and collect it.
- Raises costs for businesses importing Indian-made goods into the United States.
- Requires United States customs to apply and collect an added 25% tariff.
- Authorizes officials to monitor other countries and recommend similar tariffs.
Summary
This order imposes a 25 percent additional tariff on goods imported from India because India is found to be directly or indirectly importing Russian oil. The tariff covers "articles of India" entering the United States and takes effect 21 days after the order, with limited transit exceptions.
The Secretary of Commerce will identify other countries importing Russian oil and the Secretary of State will recommend whether to impose similar duties. The order authorizes United States agencies to implement the tariff, modify tariff classifications, and have customs collect the duty.
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