Trump Tariff Chart: Full List of Countries Hit With 'Reciprocal' Tariffs

Newsweek ^ | Apr 02, 2025 | Jesus Mesa

[daniel1212]

Full List of Countries Hit With Reciprocal Tariffs

Country	Tariffs Charged to the U.S.A. (%)	U.S.A. Discounted Reciprocal Tariffs (%)
China	67	34
European Union	39	20
Vietnam	90	46
Taiwan	64	32
Japan	46	24
India	52	26
South Korea	50	25
Thailand	72	36
Switzerland	61	31
Indonesia	64	32
Malaysia	47	24
Cambodia	97	49
United Kingdom	10	10
South Africa	60	30
Brazil	10	10
Bangladesh	74	37
Singapore	10	10
Israel	33	17
Philippines	34	17
Chile	10	10
Australia	10	10
Pakistan	58	29
Turkey	10	10
Sri Lanka	88	44
Colombia	10	10
Peru	10	10
Nicaragua	36	18
Norway	30	15
Costa Rica	17	10
Jordan	40	20
Dominican Republic	10	10
United Arab Emirates	10	10
New Zealand	20	10
Argentina	10	10
Ecuador	12	10
Guatemala	10	10
Honduras	10	10
Madagascar	93	47
Myanmar (Burma)	88	44
Tunisia	55	28
Kazakhstan	54	27
Serbia	74	37
Egypt	10	10
Saudi Arabia	10	10
El Salvador	10	10
Côte d'Ivoire	41	21
Laos	95	48
Botswana	74	37
Trinidad and Tobago	12	10
Morocco	10	10
Papua New Guinea	15	10
Malawi	34	17
Liberia	10	10
British Virgin Islands	10	10
Afghanistan	49	10
Zimbabwe	35	18
Benin	10	10
Barbados	10	10
Monaco	10	10
Syria	81	41
Uzbekistan	10	10
Republic of the Congo	10	10
Djibouti	10	10
French Polynesia	10	10
Cayman Islands	10	10
Kosovo	10	10
Curaçao	10	10
Vanuatu	44	22
Rwanda	10	10
Sierra Leone	10	10
Mongolia	10	10
San Marino	10	10
Antigua and Barbuda	10	10
Bermuda	10	10
Eswatini	10	10
Marshall Islands	10	10
Saint Pierre and Miquelon	99	50
Saint Kitts and Nevis	10	10
Turkmenistan	10	10
Grenada	10	10
Sudan	10	10
Turks and Caicos Islands	10	10
Aruba	10	10
Montenegro	10	10
Saint Helena	15	10
Kyrgyzstan	10	10
Yemen	10	10
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	10	10
Niger	10	10
Saint Lucia	10	10
Nauru	59	30
Equatorial Guinea	25	13
Iran	10	10
Libya	61	31
Samoa	10	10
Guinea	10	10
Timor-Leste	10	10
Montserrat	10	10
Chad	26	13
Mali	10	10
Algeria	59	30
Oman	10	10
Uruguay	10	10
Bahamas	10	10
Lesotho	99	50
Ukraine	10	10
Bahrain	10	10
Qatar	10	10
Mauritius	80	40
Fiji	63	32
Iceland	10	10
Kenya	10	10
Liechtenstein	73	37
Guyana	76	38
Haiti	10	10
Bosnia and Herzegovina	70	35
Nigeria	27	14
Namibia	42	21
Brunei	47	24
Bolivia	20	10
Panama	10	10
Venezuela	29	15
North Macedonia	65	33
Ethiopia	10	10
Ghana	17	10
Moldova	61	31
Angola	63	32
Democratic Republic of the Congo	22	11
Jamaica	10	10
Mozambique	31	16
Paraguay	10	10
Zambia	33	17
Lebanon	10	10
Tanzania	10	10
Iraq	78	39
Georgia	10	10
Senegal	10	10
Azerbaijan	10	10
Cameroon	22	11
Uganda	20	10
Albania	10	10
Armenia	10	10
Nepal	10	10
Sint Maarten	10	10
Falkland Islands	82	41
Gabon	10	10
Kuwait	10	10
Togo	10	10
Suriname	10	10
Belize	10	10
Maldives	10	10
Tajikistan	10	10
Cabo Verde	10	10
Burundi	10	10
Guadeloupe	10	10
Bhutan	10	10
Martinique	10	10
Tonga	10	10
Mauritania	10	10
Dominica	10	10
Micronesia	10	10
Gambia	10	10
French Guiana	10	10
Christmas Island	10	10
Andorra	10	10
Central African Republic	10	10
Solomon Islands	10	10
Mayotte	10	10
Anguilla	10	10
Cocos (Keeling) Islands	10	10
Eritrea	10	10
Cook Islands	10	10
South Sudan	10	10
Comoros	10	10
Kiribati	10	10
Sao Tome and Principe	10	10
Norfolk Island	58	29
Gibraltar	10	10
Tuvalu	10	10
British Indian Ocean Territory	10	10
Tokelau	10	10
Guinea-Bissau	10	10
Svalbard and Jan Mayen	10	10
Heard and McDonald Islands	10	10
Reunion	73	37

*White House officials said the calculations came from the Council of Economic Advisers.

[T.B. Yoits]

...Marshall Islands Pop 42,000 and have few natural resources, and their imports far exceed exports.

There are exports and there are exports on paper. You place the order with me and we "buy" it from our international affiliate to reduce the amount of taxes the U.S. government will collect. Instead of playing "whack-a-mole" and chasing firms from country to country, just line all the countries up and put the tariffs in place.

For example, Ireland serves a major role in tax strategies of US multinational firms who defer US taxation of foreign income. Prior to 2000, few international corporations had affiliates in Ireland. By 2020, more than 60% of multinational assets and pretax income are generated by firms that have disclosed the existence of at least two Irish affiliates.

https://budgetmodel.wharton.upenn.edu/issues/2024/10/14/the-end-of-the-double-irish

[Openurmind]

But these actions are not exports. They are shell accounts and a different concept. Those countries who do this need to be addressed directly as tax shelters, not as exporters to the U.S.

[T.B. Yoits]

You place an order at my company. I send the order to a corporate affiliate that has the best tariff rates for the U.S.

These aren't foreigners who are playing this game. General Motors has been doing this for decades.

[AdmSmith]

You will have to wait a while because the published tariffs are not the ones that will be in effect in a few weeks.

[libertylover]

Most of the “reciprocal” tariffs are about 1/2 what they charge us, but the HBM (Has Been Media) tries to push this as Trump being incredibly mean because the premise of all of their stories is “Let’s hate Trump”.

[Fuzz]

‘ Most of the “reciprocal” tariffs are about 1/2 what they charge us, but the HBM (Has Been Media) tries to push this as Trump being incredibly mean because the premise of all of their stories is “Let’s hate Trump”.’

That’s not how it was calculated.

‘ The tariffs were calculated using a formula that takes how much a given country sells to the U.S. (exports), subtracts how much that country buys from the U.S. (imports) to calculate the trade deficit, and then divides the trade deficit by that country’s exports to the U.S.’

[itsahoot]

Nothing reciprocal about it, so we change it to compassionate reciprocal
trade. Sad to see this administration adopt the secret naming tactics so often used in DC to hide the truth of what they are doing.

[libertylover]

‘ The tariffs were calculated using a formula that takes how much a given country sells to the U.S. (exports), subtracts how much that country buys from the U.S. (imports) to calculate the trade deficit, and then divides the trade deficit by that country’s exports to the U.S.’v

The nerd in me transferred all of those numbers into Excel, threw out the ones that charge us only 10%, then averaged the rest. It comes out that we're going to charge 50.49% of what they charge us.

[gleeaikin]

Over 50 years ago, worker earnings and top executive pay were a lot more balanced. In big corporations the top executives were earning around 40 times the pay of their low level workers. Around 1983 the executive salaries began to explode by 10 and 20% increases year after year. Also many businesses found they could get their manufacturing done a lot cheaper overseas. And they could magnify their salaries to obscene levels and since the labor costs were so low the stockholders would not even notice.

Now big biz guys are complaining to Trump they don’t want to come back to the US, can’t they get a deal on their tarrifs?? They must realize that located in the US, an executive can no longer get away with a $10million salary when paying American wages of perhaps $50,000. That is NOT a 40 to 1 ratio, that is a 200 to 1 ratio, and will cut into any dividend for stockholders. They will begin to protest and the POOOOR beset CEO’s may have to learn to live in everybody elses real world.

In 2008 Goldman Sacks stockholders were very upset their top 3 executives were paid around $65million a year. 43% of the stockholders voted FOR a STOCKHOLDER ADVISORY on executive pay. While they did not win, that vote was scary enough that in 2009 the CEO lowered his salary to a poverty level of a mere $25million. Poor guy.

I owned a small amount of GE stock when it took a big dive from $50 a share to $5 a share. I was really pixxed when I read the next annual report which showed 11 top executives STILL being paid more than $10million each.

I for one can’t wait to see how this all turns out, and if there is any chance that top executives will learn that they can live quite well with far fewer $millions in salary. In fact, if Trump wants to encourage that he should make sure that companies can only deduct a maximum salary of $ONE MILLION as business expenses for any employee when filing their corporate income taxes. Then the stockholders can decide if any of these top guys is worth $10, $20, or $65 MILLION, because it will come out of their benefits, not from us the taxpayers.

I calculated what the national aspirational wage of $15.00 an hour would be for a year. Multiplying $15 by a 40 hour week, times 52 weeks gives a figure that when compared with a $1 million salary is actually close to the 40 to 1 ratio we had back when times were good more than 50 years ago.

[Bruce Campbells Chin]

So the multi-billionaire is going to stop others from making tens of millions?

[AdmSmith]

You will have to wait a while because the published tariffs are not the ones that will be in effect in a few weeks.

I was wrong - it was a week
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/live-blog/2025-04-08/trump-tariffs-stock-market-updates

https://fortune.com/2025/04/07/trumps-tariff-formula-was-rigged-to-get-inflated-rates-and-it-used-the-wrong-value-for-one-of-its-variables-conservative-think-tank-says/