IEEPA Duties - Reciprocal Tariffs
What Are IEEPA Tariffs?
On April 2, 2025, the President invoked the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose "reciprocal tariffs" on nearly every country in the world. The baseline tariff rate is 10%, but additional duties apply to specific trade partners based on the level of market access and reciprocity provided to U.S. exports.
These tariffs are meant to counteract "unfair" trade practices and incentivize balanced trade relationships. Below is a full list of countries and their duty percentages, Any country not listed below has a 10% base rate, with the exceptions of Mexico and Canada, which have a 25% rate for non-USMCA goods and 0% for USMCA qualifying goods.
- Algeria – +30%
- Angola – +32%
- Bangladesh – +37%
- Bosnia and Herzegovina – +35%
- Botswana – +37%
- Brunei – +24%
- Cambodia – +49%
- Cameroon – +11%
- Chad – +13%
- China (including Hong Kong and Macau) – +34%
- Côte d’Ivoire – +21%
- Democratic Republic of the Congo – +11%
- Equatorial Guinea – +13%
- European Union – +20%
- Falkland Islands – +41%
- Fiji – +32%
- Guyana – +38%
- India – +26%
- Indonesia – +32%
- Iraq – +39%
- Israel – +17%
- Japan – +24%
- Jordan – +20%
- Kazakhstan – +27%
- Laos – +48%
- Lesotho – +50%
- Libya – +31%
- Liechtenstein – +37%
- Madagascar – +47%
- Malawi – +17%
- Malaysia – +24%
- Mauritius – +40%
- Moldova – +31%
- Mozambique – +16%
- Myanmar (Burma) – +44%
- Namibia – +21%
- Nauru – +30%
- Nicaragua – +18%
- Nigeria – +14%
- North Macedonia – +33%
- Norway – +15%
- Pakistan – +29%
- Philippines – +17%
- Serbia – +37%
- South Africa – +30%
- South Korea – +25%
- Sri Lanka – +44%
- Switzerland – +31%
- Syria – +41%
- Taiwan – +32%
- Thailand – +36%
- Tunisia – +28%
- Vanuatu – +22%
- Venezuela – +15%
- Vietnam – +46%
- Zambia – +17%
- Zimbabwe – +18%
How to Use This Information:
When calculating the total tariff for imports from these countries, you’ll need to add the IEEPA rate to the normal duty rate for that specific item.