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21.02.2026

Erica York: Tariffs could yield $36 billion in direct payments over 150 days — Tariffs could raise $36 billion

Erica York shared that the Tax Foundation estimates 10% tariffs on goods previously subjected to IEEPA tariffs could generate up to $36 billion in direct payments over 150 days. This figure would equate to approximately 56% of the revenue anticipated from IEEPA over the same timeframe.

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The projected revenue impact from new tariffs underscores ongoing shifts in U.S. trade policy—a pattern previously detailed when October goods imports reached $255 billion and tariffs soared to 12.3 percent, as highlighted in the analysis of October imports tariffs. This broader context frames the current estimates, illustrating how recent measures continue to reshape the fiscal landscape.

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