dffman2001
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Almost entirely true - Just 2 months ago, Canada and the EU reinstated duties to penalize the US for anti-dumping laws that was deemed illegal by the WTO. A 15% duty will be charged to paper products, clothing and machinery to Europe and swine, cigarettes, and oysters to Canada.
Most likely you wont be buying hogs, cigarettes, or oysters from the US, so have no fear of duties.
| Originally Posted by AlanY You can avoid paying tariffs ("duty") by buying products manufactured in Canada, Mexico, and the US. Products manufactured elsewhere but sold by a retail vendor in Canada, Mexico, or the US are also usually exempt from tariffs ("duty") because the retailer or his suppliers paid the tariffs when the item was originally imported into the NAFTA zone. |
Almost entirely true - Just 2 months ago, Canada and the EU reinstated duties to penalize the US for anti-dumping laws that was deemed illegal by the WTO. A 15% duty will be charged to paper products, clothing and machinery to Europe and swine, cigarettes, and oysters to Canada.
Most likely you wont be buying hogs, cigarettes, or oysters from the US, so have no fear of duties.
