Written on February 18, 2022 in
Alaska
Based on an analysis of new U.S. Census Bureau data released last week, American companies paid at least $1.05 billion in extra tariffs on $18.7 billion in imports due to GSP expiration last year. Here are some of the highlights (or really, lowlights): Top 5 states by tariffs paid due to expiration: California ($287 million),...
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Written on February 14, 2022 in
Ecuador
Last year we wrote about how roses were recently added to GSP – but expiration means more expensive roses for Valentine’s Day. Not surprisingly, imports of roses spike in January and February in preparation for the Valentine’s holiday. As Scott Lincicome tweeted: “Congress literally raised taxes on love. Happy valentine&rsqu...
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Written on January 28, 2022 in
USA
As the House and Senate try to move ahead on a China competition package, including GSP renewal, we expect a lot of questions on constituent impacts of expiration (or possible changes). Please take a moment to answer the survey below to ensure we can provide the best possible information to them. More details is better...
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