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Lists 1 & 2 enacted — 25% on $50B of Chinese goods (steel, aluminum, machinery)
List 3 (25%) and List 4A (7.5%) added — covering most remaining Chinese imports
Phase 1 trade deal — List 4B excluded; some exclusions granted
USTR strategic tariff review — EVs to 100%, solar to 50%, batteries to 25%
Additional broad tariff increases proposed and enacted under executive action
Section 301 tariffs are additional import duties imposed on goods from China by the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974. They are layered on top of the standard base duty rate. The tariffs were first enacted in 2018 across four product lists (List 1–4B) and cover most Chinese imports.
Section 301 rates vary by product list: List 1 (machinery, electronics components) — 25%; List 2 (chemicals, metals) — 25%; List 3 (consumer goods, parts) — 25%; List 4A (most remaining consumer goods) — 7.5% standard, raised to 25% on some categories in 2024; List 4B (phased in) — 100% on EVs, 50% on solar cells, 25% on batteries and semiconductors as of 2024–2025. DutyDesk shows the rate for your specific HTS code.
Enter your HTS code in DutyDesk. The tool checks the product against all active USTR Section 301 lists and exclusion orders and shows the exact additional rate that applies to your product and country of origin.
Yes — and they have changed dozens of times since 2018 through rate modifications, new product lists, exclusion grants, exclusion revocations, and new actions targeting additional sectors. DutyDesk monitors USTR Federal Register notices every 6 hours and alerts you when a rate on your watched products changes.
Section 301 tariffs cover the vast majority of goods imported from China but there are exclusions. Some HTS codes have been granted temporary exclusions by USTR that suspend the additional tariff. Exclusions are time-limited and can expire or be renewed. DutyDesk tracks active exclusion orders and flags when they expire.
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