#USElectronicsTariffs

US electronics tariffs vary depending on the product and country of origin. Here's an overview:

## Tariff Rates and Regulations

- *Most Favored Nation (MFN) Tariffs*: The US imposes MFN tariffs on shipments from World Trade Organization members, unless there's a preferential trade agreement.

- *Free Trade Agreements (FTAs)*: The US has FTAs with over 20 countries, which can reduce or eliminate tariffs on electronic products.

- *USMCA (United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement)*: Replaced NAFTA in 2020, USMCA has specific rules of origin for electronic products, such as computers and telecommunications equipment.¹ ²

## Tariff Calculation and Resources

- *Harmonized System (HS) Code*: Identify your product's HS code to determine applicable tariff rates.

- *Customs Info Database*: A free resource to estimate tariff rates for over 170 countries.

- *USITC (United States International Trade Commission)*: Provides information on tariffs, trade data, and investigations.³

## Key Electronic Products and Tariffs

- *Computers and Peripherals*: The US has harmonized MFN tariff rates with Canada and Mexico for these products.

- *Semiconductors*: Virtually all semiconductors have duty-free treatment.

- *Telecommunications Equipment*: Specific rules of origin apply under USMCA.

## Additional Resources

- U.S. Customs and Border Protection: Offers guidance on importing electronic products and calculating tariffs.

- *International Trade Administration*: Provides resources on import tariffs and fees.