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Q about tariffs: do they apply to any product that's made in China or just to ones you are importing? Say you are buying a product that says Made in China from a US based wholesaler, distributor or store, but you have not imported it from China yourself. Is this subject to tariffs when it's eventually sold and/or does it depend on the category of product?
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Seller_7LrAV0m5llaI7
Tariffs are paid by the importer when it is imported. It would be already raised into the price when you buy it from the wholesaler, distributor or store.
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Thank you for making your first post in our new forums. We are happy to welcome you here. Thanks to @Seller_7LrAV0m5llaI7for quickly providing you an answer to your question.
Seller_gQ0c6kCtoX2ON
If you are selling books in theory Trump may opt to get a zero or lower rated tariff on books imported from outside the USA. An enormous amount of printing is done by USA and UK owned companies in China and indeed India. It is a little unsettling but any tariff possibly perceived as anti-reading, anti-literacy might be left aside in favour of steel and other raw materials.
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