Tariffs: A Cautionary Tale

[BioCRN]

Originally Posted by steve B

So they're adding 25% to everything no matter where it comes from?
That seems a bit overboard, and maybe not the government but the agent.

Some exporters will export to a non-tariff country before going into a destination country to escape the tariff.

Vietnam tends to get a lot of China export business when tariffs on them hit if it's not explicit that the tariffs cover the actual source country before funneled through a "3rd party country."

[JamesGallo]

I have been buying comics from a buddy in Canada for 10+ years they are all foreign to both countries mostly from Europe. I got an order a couple weeks ago with no issues, but I was concerned.

James G

[samosa4u]

Most Canadians only want hockey cards and most hockey cards were made in Canada! So, these are exempt from tariffs.

[ALR-bishop]

I assume a lot of Canadians would also like to get the Stanley Cup
back in Canada 😊. Hopefully tariffs would not apply

[Exhibitman]

[samosa4u]

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

I assume a lot of Canadians would also like to get the Stanley Cup
back in Canada 😊. Hopefully tariffs would not apply

We would be willing to pay the tariff on the Stanley Cup because we haven't won one since 1993!

[Huysmans]

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

I assume a lot of Canadians would also like to get the Stanley Cup
back in Canada 😊. Hopefully tariffs would not apply

North America's oldest, greatest and most famous trophy is always in Canada - locked in a vault in the Hockey Hall of Fame.
You didn't think we would trust you rascally American foreigners to handle the original Cup, did you??