Ending Certain Tariff Actions
Ends Certain Emergency Tariffs; Orders Agencies to Stop Collections
What it does
Agencies must take all appropriate steps to end and stop collecting the additional ad valorem duties imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
Real-world impact
- Ends additional emergency ad valorem duties and stops their collection on affected imports.
- Customs officials and agencies must update practices and may change tariff schedules.
- Other duties and the underlying national emergency declarations remain unchanged.
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Summary
This order ends certain additional emergency import duties that were imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. It says those extra ad valorem duties listed in several earlier executive orders are no longer in effect and should no longer be collected.
Federal departments and agencies must take immediate steps to stop charging those duties and may change the U.S. tariff schedule to reflect the change. The order keeps other duties and the underlying national emergency declarations in place.
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