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Upholstered wooden seats pay a 25% Section 232 duty, set to rise to 30% on January 1, 2027

Upholstered seats with wooden frames pay a 25% Section 232 duty, due to rise to 30% in 2027; the EU and Japan are capped at 15% and the UK at 10%.

4,000 Dollars, United Kingdom · −33.3% on the period

The same order would pay $4,000 to $22,000 in added duty depending on origin

Worked example: additional duty on 100 upholstered wooden-frame chairs at a customs value of $40,000, dollars

The same order would pay $4,000 to $22,000 in added duty depending on originBar chart with 5 points from China to United Kingdom, in Dollars. Series: Duty October 2026 ($), Duty from January 2027 ($). Values range from 0 to 22,000.010,00020,00030,000ChinaVietnam or MexicoEuropean UnionJapanUnited KingdomChina: 20,000Vietnam or Mexico: 10,000European Union: 6,000Japan: 6,000United Kingdom: 4,0004,000China: 22,000Vietnam or Mexico: 12,000European Union: 6,000Japan: 6,000United Kingdom: 4,0004,000
The same order would pay $4,000 to $22,000 in added duty depending on originBar chart with 5 points from China to United Kingdom, in Dollars. Series: Duty October 2026 ($), Duty from January 2027 ($). Values range from 0 to 22,000.010K20K30KChinaEuropean UnionUnited KingdomChina: 20,000Vietnam or Mexico: 10,000European Union: 6,000Japan: 6,000United Kingdom: 4,0004,000China: 22,000Vietnam or Mexico: 12,000European Union: 6,000Japan: 6,000United Kingdom: 4,0004,000
  • Duty October 2026 ($)
  • Duty from January 2027 ($)
Example with round numbers. China includes the 2018 Section 301 duty of 25%. The January 2027 column assumes no agreement is reached with China, Vietnam or Mexico. Source: whitehouse.gov

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