Trump’s tariff revenue tracker: How much is the US collecting? Which imports are hit?
President Donald Trump’s tariffs are raising government revenues, but how much is the US Treasury actually collecting from US importers after the starts, stops, delays, exclusions, and other factors? And what products and countries are hit? This monthly tracker measures tariff revenues in practice over time. Tariffs are taxes collected by the US government from US businesses when they import goods. The tariff revenues are expressed as a percentage of monthly total import values that US businesses pay (monthly tariff revenue divided by monthly import value, by category or country), including…
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