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Reducing Tariff Impact on Goods from China Under 20% Rule
Published April 29, 2025 by

Reducing Tariff Impact on Goods from China Under 20% Rule

Trump Administration introduced two major tariff provisions upon Chinese goods that significantly impacted U.S.-China trade relations: IEEPA Fentanyl tariff currently at 20% and IEEPA Reciprocal tariff currently at 125%. Imposition of these rates caused importing community to search for ways that can reduce newly imposed 145% rates of duty. This article explores one of the ways to reduce the impact by taking advantage of 20% Rule.

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Trade Agreements U.S. Federal Agencies

China Country of Origin Customs and Border Protection Harmonized Tariff Schedule Classification IEEPA

Published January 3, 2012 by

Antidumping Duties: Separate Rate – Staying Ahead of the Trading Curve

Product Regulation Sovereign Nations U.S. Federal Agencies

Antidumping China Department of Commerce Import Administration International Trade Administration