The complete 2025 US reciprocal tariff rates by country, effective August 7, 2025 — plus how transshipment penalties, drawback rules, and stacking work for importers.
2025 Reciprocal Tariffs by Country: The Full Rate List and How Stacking Works Read Post »
A 50% Section 232 tariff on copper and copper derivatives took effect August 1, 2025. Here’s what importers need to know about rates, HTS codes, and recordkeeping.
Section 232 Copper Tariff: 50% on Copper and Copper Derivatives Explained Read Post »
Section 232, IEEPA fentanyl, and reciprocal tariffs don’t all stack together — the rules differ by country and product. Here’s exactly how they interact as of June 2025.
How Tariffs Stack: Section 232, IEEPA, and Reciprocal Tariffs Explained Read Post »
Section 232 steel and aluminum tariffs rose to 50% on June 4, 2025. Here’s how derivative content reporting works and which consumer appliances are now covered.
Section 232 Steel & Aluminum at 50%: Derivative Content and Appliances Explained Read Post »
Learn how the First Sale Rule can legally reduce your customs value — and the four strict requirements every importer must meet to qualify.
The First Sale Rule Explained: How to Legally Lower Your Customs Value Read Post »
First Sale Rule: Cutting Through the Hype and Misconceptions Three weeks ago, CNBC posted an article that caused quite the storm. Importers and shippers jumped on it the second they saw the word “loophole” and that it’s completely legal. But industry professionals and customs attorneys? Not so much. Everyone had their take, but they
All items being imported or exported have a specific code to define exactly what they are. These codes help customs authorities identify what’s coming in – and determine what taxes or tariffs need to be paid. If you’re new to importing, all this customs terminology can feel overwhelming. What are all these codes? Why are
What Is The Difference Between HS Codes And HTS Codes? Read Post »
Expanding into Canada without setting up a physical presence? NRI status makes it possible. This checklist has a brief overview of everything you need to get started. For more details on all aspects of the NRI process, click here to read the full article. ✅ What is NRI Status? A Non-Resident Importer (NRI) is a business
Non Resident Import to Canada: Quick Start Checklist Read Post »
Introduction As an Amazon seller or business owner exploring new markets, expanding into Canada can be a smart next step. But crossing borders brings new challenges – especially when it comes to duties, taxes, and customs compliance. That’s where Non-Resident Importer (NRI) status comes in. It allows you to sell and ship products into Canada
Higher tariffs mean higher customs bond requirements. Learn how bond amounts are calculated, what underwriting requires, and how to prepare before your next shipment.
Why Your Customs Surety Bond Requirement Will Likely Increase (and How to Prepare) Read Post »
