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2025 US Tariff Calculator

US Tariff Calculator

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Understanding 2025 Tariffs

Overview of Proposals

President Trump's 2025 tariff policy marks a dramatic escalation in U.S. trade barriers, with sweeping new tariffs targeting nearly all imports. The policy includes:

  • Universal 10% tariff on most imports (excluding USMCA-compliant goods).
  • Higher "reciprocal" tariffs (11%-50%) on 57 countries.
  • Country-specific tariffs: China (125%), Canada/Mexico (25% non-USMCA), EU (20%).
  • Product-specific tariffs: Autos/parts (25%), Steel/Aluminum (25%), Semiconductors/Pharma (25%+).

These tariffs are the largest U.S. tax increase since 1993 and have raised the average effective U.S. tariff rate to over 22%, the highest since 1909.

Impact on Countries & Goods

Main rates as of April 2025:

Country/Region Rate Notes
China125%Incl. specific tariffs
Canada25%Non-USMCA
Mexico25%Non-USMCA
EU20%Incl. specific tariffs
Japan24%Incl. specific tariffs
S. Korea25%
Taiwan32%Excl. Semiconductors
India26%
South Africa31%
All Others10%+Reciprocal tariffs apply

Economic & Consumer Impacts

  • Overall price level increase: 2.3% - 2.9%.
  • Avg. household cost: $3,800/year.
  • Potential job losses: ~600,000.
  • GDP reduction: 0.6% - 0.9%.

Estimated Price Increases:

  • Apparel/Shoes: +33%
  • Electronics: +10% to +20%
  • Groceries: +4.5%

Key Takeaways

  • Significant trade barrier increase impacts economy & households.
  • Electronics, clothing, food hardest hit.
  • Effects may evolve with supply chain adjustments and negotiations.

Chart of US Tariffs

Top 15 countries shown. Hover for details.

Example Price Impacts

Estimated impact based on average tariffs. Actual prices vary.

Is This Good for the US Economy?

It depends on who you ask.

Group/Source Viewpoint Summary
Republican Voters Generally support for job creation & trade leverage, but expect tariffs to be temporary.
Economists/Analysts Overwhelmingly negative: predict higher prices, lower growth, job losses.
General Public Majority expect higher prices & negative impact; support goals, not methods.
Trump's Inner Circle Divided: Some warn of severe economic risks, others push for higher tariffs.
International Response Retaliatory tariffs imposed, risking harm to U.S. exports and jobs.

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Reciprocal Tariff Rates

Tariff rates that other countries charge on US imports (the basis for the "reciprocal" approach):

Country Tariff on US Imports (%) Notes
China68%Includes existing retaliatory tariffs
Vietnam92%Includes non-tariff barriers
Cambodia98%Highest reciprocal rate
European Union40%Weighted average across members
India52%Includes significant non-tariff barriers
Taiwan64%
Thailand72%
Lesotho100%Highest overall rate
Madagascar94%
Myanmar88%
Canada0%USMCA compliant goods
Mexico0%USMCA compliant goods

Note: These rates reflect tariff equivalents that account for both direct tariffs and non-tariff barriers according to White House methodology. The actual direct tariff rates are typically lower.

Data Sources

The tariff rates in this calculator are based on the following data sources:

Last updated: April 15, 2025. Tariff rates are subject to change based on ongoing trade negotiations and policy updates.