Haitian goods would continue to enter the U.S. without import taxes until 2035.
This bill would extend a program that lets many products from Haiti enter the U.S. without import taxes until September 30, 2035. It would also restore tax-free status for some goods from Haiti that lost it earlier due to changes in U.S. trade rules.
Today, many goods from Haiti can enter the U.S. without import taxes, but this special treatment is set to end sooner than September 30, 2035, and has different limits for apparel. If this bill becomes law, duty-free treatment for Haitian imports would continue until September 30, 2035. It would also set a new limit for duty-free apparel imports at 1.25 percent of all U.S. apparel imports and restore tax-free status for certain products that lost it after December 20, 2006.
HR 1625 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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