Executive Order 14289: Addressing Certain Tariffs on Imported Articles

What the order contains

Section headings exactly as they appear in the official text.

• Sec. 1. Purpose
• Sec. 2. Applicability
• Sec. 3. Non-Stacking of Tariff Measures
• Sec. 4. Non-applicability to Other Tariff Measures
• Sec. 5. Implementation
• Sec. 6. General Provisions

Section 1, quoted from the order

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The United States has imposed tariffs under various statutory authorities and through a number of Executive Orders and proclamations to protect national security and address unusual and extraordinary threats to the national security, foreign policy, and economy of the United States. Although each of these actions, as listed in section 2 of this order, serves separate and distinct policy purposes, I have now determined that, to the extent these tariffs apply to the same article, these tariffs should not all have a cumulative effect (or ``stack'' on top of one another) because the rate of duty resulting from such stacking exceeds what is necessary to achieve the intended policy goals. […]

Federal Register notes

See: Proc. 9704, March 8, 2018; Proc. 9705, March 8, 2018; Proc. 9980, January 24, 2020; EO 14193, February 1, 2025; EO 14194, February 1, 2025; EO 14197, February 3, 2025; EO 14198, February 3, 2025; Proc. 10895, February 10, 2025; Proc. 10896, February 10, 2025; EO 14226, March 2, 2025; EO 14227, March 2, 2025; March 2, 2025; EO 14231, March 6, 2025; EO 14232, March 6, 2025; Proc. 10908, March 26, 2025; EO 14324, July 30, 2025; See: EO 14325, July 31, 2025; Proc. 10976, September 29, 2025; Proc. 10984, October 17, 2025 Amended by: Proc. 10947, June 3, 2025