Section 122 Tariff — No Longer in Effect
Policy update — August 2026
The Section 122 blanket 10% tariff on US imports has been replaced. Imports are no longer subject to the across-the-board 10% surcharge or its HTS-based exemption system. Current US import costs are instead driven by standard MFN duty rates plus targeted measures — Section 301 tariffs (including the new forced-labor tariffs) and Section 232 duties on steel, aluminum, and copper. Use our calculator to see exactly which of today’s tariffs apply to your product.
- Look up your product’s HTS code and standard MFN duty rate
- See Section 301 tariffs, including the new forced-labor tariffs (10%/12.5% on ~60 countries)
- Check Section 232 duties on steel, aluminum, and copper articles
- Get a full landed cost estimate including duties, fees, and freight
Key Facts
The Section 122 blanket 10% tariff is no longer applied — it has been replaced by targeted tariff measures
Section 301 tariffs now include forced-labor tariffs of 10%/12.5% covering roughly 60 countries (effective July 24, 2026)
Section 232 tariffs apply to steel, aluminum, and copper articles at entry
Our calculator reflects the current tariff structure, so estimates no longer include a Section 122 line