Importing from Canada
Short answer
Canada is a USMCA partner. Originating goods that are properly certified enter duty-free across most categories. The IEEPA border duties that applied to certain Canadian goods were terminated in February 2026.
Country-scoped actions
Programs that apply because of where the goods come from.
- USMCA preferential treatment applies to originating goods supported by a certification of origin.
- IEEPA duties under EO 14193 were terminated for entries on or after February 24, 2026.
- USMCA-qualifying goods were not subject to the Section 122 surcharge during its February–July 2026 window.
Product-scoped actions
Programs that apply because of what the goods are. These are evaluated against your HTS classification independently of origin — the absence of a country-specific action does not exempt a product.
- Section 232 steel, aluminium, and copper actions apply by HTS scope regardless of USMCA status.
- Softwood lumber and certain other goods carry antidumping and countervailing duties.
Recent changes
CBP ceased collecting IEEPA duties, including those on Canadian-origin goods.
CBP — CSMS #67834313 — Ending Collection of IEEPA Duties
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Sources
- retrieved
- 2026-08-09
Primary source of truth for Column 1 general rates, special rates, and Chapter 99 subheadings.
- CSMS #
- 67834313
- effective
- 2026-02-24
- retrieved
- 2026-08-09
IEEPA duties no longer collected for goods entered for consumption on or after 12:00 a.m. ET February 24, 2026. Associated HTSUS numbers deactivated in ACE. Explicitly does NOT affect Section 232 or Section 301.