What are the tariff rates for Chinese goods imported into the US?
Last updated: 2026-08-02·Verified: 2026-08-02
📋 Direct Answer
Chinese goods entering the US face: (1) Standard MFN tariff (0-25% depending on product), (2) Section 301 additional tariffs (7.5-25% on most goods from China, still in effect), (3) Section 201 tariffs (on specific products like solar panels). Current combined rates can reach 25-50%+ on many consumer goods. De minimis threshold is $800 per shipment. Timeline: rates change frequently — verify with USITC.
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Requirements
25-50%+ total
Est. Total Cost
Verify current rates
Timeline
Item by Item
RequiredSection 301 Tariffs7.5-25% additionalIn effect
- 1Check USITC Section 301 tariff list for your HS code
- 2Rates vary by List (1-4A) — most consumer goods are 7.5-25%
- 3Additional tariffs may apply on top of standard MFN duty
If applicableDe Minimis Exemption0% if under $800Immediate
- 1Shipments under $800 per package are duty-free (de minimis)
- 2However, Section 301 tariffs still apply above $200 per package
- 3De minimis entries cannot be split to avoid thresholds
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- • USITC HTS database
- • USTR Section 301 tariff lists
- • CBP de minimis guidelines
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