CBP Updates IEEPA FAQ to Clarify Brazil and India Tariffs in Unstacking Provisions
CBP on Aug. 21 updated its Frequently Asked Questions on the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to clarify how additional 25% tariffs on Brazilian goods and the 25% tariff on India for its Russian oil imports figure into unstacking provisions.
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According to the FAQ, products subject to autos/auto parts Section 232 tariffs aren't subject to copper/aluminum/steel 232 tariffs, reciprocal tariffs, and additional tariffs pertaining to Brazil goods, India/Russian oil, and IEEPA tariffs on Canada and Mexico. Following that, content subject to Section 232 aluminum/steel tariffs isn't subject to reciprocal tariffs, additional Brazil tariffs, India/Russian oil tariffs or Canada/Mexico IEEPA tariffs. Following that, content subject to Section 232 copper tariffs is not subject to reciprocal tariffs, additional Brazil tariffs or India/Russian oil tariffs.