New Canadian Tariffs Announced
Section 338 authorizes the President to exclude articles of a foreign country from importation where that country maintains or increases discrimination against U.S. commerce, and the President deems exclusion consistent with the public interest and the interests of the United States ... Read More
Court Orders Refunds on IEPPA Tariffs
The CIT also ordered that any entries that liquidated within the last 90 days should be reliquidated voluntarily by CBP without IEEPA duties ... Read More
USTR Announces Trade Policy Agenda and Annual Report
The report’s publication sets the stage for Greer to testify before the House Ways and Means Committee and Senate Finance Committee in the coming months ... Read More
Supreme Court Strikes Down IEPPA Tariffs
The majority agreed the statute did not give the President tariff authority, but split on the basis for that conclusion, whether the major questions doctrine should be applied or whether ordinary statutory interpretation could lead to the same conclusion ... Read More
