Trump Exempts Phones, Computers, Other Electronics From Reciprocal Tariffs

Tech companies such as Apple stand to gain relief from the exemption.
Trump Exempts Phones, Computers, Other Electronics From Reciprocal Tariffs
Apple iPhone 16 on display at an Apple store in New York on April 4, 2025. Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images
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President Donald Trump exempted a range of everyday products, specifically in the electronics category, from reciprocal tariffs, when imported into the United States.

Items excluded from reciprocal tariffs include smartphones, computers, servers, laptops, tablets, motherboards, processors, memory modules, machines used for manufacturing semiconductor devices, integrated circuits, flat panel displays, and related devices, according to updated guidance from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection published on April 11.
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