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Court of Appeals Affirms Transaction Value Applies When Sales are Structured as Domestic, if the Sales Trigger Exportation to the US
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed that transaction value applies for customs valuation when sales–regardless of being structured as domestic–trigger the exportation of goods to the United States.
Suspensión temporal de la regla de afiliados de BIS
On 1 November 2025, the White House announced that, effective 10 November 2025, BIS will suspend implementation of the Affiliates Rule for one (1) year in connection with recently concluded, broader trade negotiations with China.
El BIS publica la norma 50% para la lista de entidades y la lista de afiliados de la MEU
On September 29, 2025, the US Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (“BIS”) issued an interim final rule implementing a 50% ownership threshold for affiliates of parties on the Entity List and Military End-User (“MEU”) List.
EU Tightens Russia Sanctions and Secures Landmark 15% Trade Deal with US
The European Union has announced two major developments with wide-ranging impacts for companies in the defense, dual-use, and advanced manufacturing sectors: a new round of Russia-focused sanctions and a landmark trade agreement with the United States.
Increased Steel and Aluminum Duties Remove Tariff Exemption and Revise Priority Framework
On June 3, 2025, President Trump raised Section 232 duties on aluminum, steel, and derivatives to 50%, removing reciprocal tariff exemptions and revising the priority framework for US import duties. The changes—effective June 4—affect North American trade, especially with Canada and Mexico, and call for immediate importer compliance review.
De-Stacking of Tariffs and Upcoming Refund Opportunities
This outlines key changes under Executive Order 14289, signed on April 29, 2025, which restricts the stacking of certain U.S. trade remedy tariffs—including Section 232 and IEEPA duties—and establishes a hierarchy for their application. The order applies retroactively to entries from March 4, 2025, potentially allowing importers to seek refunds where overlapping tariffs were imposed.