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BigSal
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Posted 8:02 am, 04/15/2025
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Probably because theyve never really been in effect....
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Foxnose
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Posted 7:39 am, 04/15/2025
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Walmart just reported no adverse affects by the tariffs so far in the 1st quarter of 2025
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Jimbojolly
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Posted 7:02 am, 04/15/2025
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FakerTOE, you lie like Trump, as you beg for attention.
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Fakey
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Posted 6:18 am, 04/15/2025
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Hey Piss Ant, why do YOU feel compelled to foist false accusations?
I am simply providing information sos folks like YOU AND 5hitforbrains can carry on an informed conversation regarding the administration of tariffs.
YOU go, suckerb0y !
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Jimbojolly
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Posted 9:16 pm, 04/14/2025
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Breathtakingly ignorant as you are fakerTOE, the post below is the title of the OP. We are not discussing the definition of the word "tariff." This is what the thread is about.
Um, It Turns Out No One at the Ports Is Collecting Trump's TariffsA technical "glitch" has created the biggest hiccup in Trump's tariffs rollout.
We can't fix stupid.
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Fakey
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Posted 7:22 pm, 04/14/2025
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Here's the link, again, as the cuy&paste didn't translate well.
YOU go, suckerb0y !
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Fakey
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Posted 7:19 pm, 04/14/2025
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Hey Piss Ant, which of these for steps are YOU having trouble comprehending?
Tariffs are collected by the importer's government agency, such as Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in the US. These agencies are responsible for determining the correct tariff rate for the goods and collecting the payment from the importer before the goods are released. Here's a more detailed breakdown: 1. Declaration and Classification: When a shipment of goods enters a country, the importer declares the goods to customs authorities. They provide information like the value of the goods, their origin, and their classification according to the Harmonized System (HS). 2. Tariff Determination: Based on the HS code and other factors, the customs authorities determine the applicable tariff rate for those goods. 3. Payment: The importer then pays the tariff to the customs authority, typically electronically or by check. 4. Collection: The customs agency collects the tariff and remits it to the national Treasury.
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Jimbojolly
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Posted 5:38 pm, 04/14/2025
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You go fakerTOE, keep on lying about liberals as you pretend to know something about tariffs.
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Gort
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Posted 3:47 pm, 04/14/2025
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Tariffs trick to end our food stamps
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Fakey
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Posted 3:44 pm, 04/14/2025
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Quite fummy watching our America hating liberal leftist 5hitZ display their total ignorance / borderline stupidity of how trade tariffs actually work even though a clear AND concise explanation has been provided for them.
YOUZ go, 5hitZ !
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billythemountain
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Posted 3:02 pm, 04/14/2025
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They're automatically wired to his bank account, it's cool.
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YappyLittleJimbo
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Posted 1:27 pm, 04/14/2025
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yap yap yap yap yap yap yap yap yap yap
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Jimbojolly
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Posted 12:38 pm, 04/14/2025
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Top story from fakerTOE the dumazzzzzz's link. LOLOLOL!
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Fakey
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Posted 7:09 am, 04/14/2025
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This simple reference shows that once again, 'ol 5hitforbrains has no clue what she is posting about.
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antithesis
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Posted 3:29 pm, 04/12/2025
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U.S. shippers told the news outlet that they have not been charged higher tariff rates on their containers as recently as Thursday, despite Trump's claims that tariffs are in effect and are being collected. This latest snafu is on top of the fact that many companies and industry groups are still unsure of when tariffs will be collected, especially since Trump keeps changing the rates erratically in social media posts and executive orders, and making new threats almost daily. "There has been some confusion on what President Trump has said in social media posts on when the tariff starts and what is written in the executive order," Jarred Varanelli, vice president of U.S. sales at logistics firm Savino Del Bene, told CNBC. "Social media posts are not law on the pause and increase in tariffs. With the constant changes to the regulations, all customs brokers in our industry have a difficult task ahead of them." So this means that we had an entire market crash for nothing... sounds about right!
It will be interesting to see the national debt, GDP, and Debt to GDP Ratio at the end of 2025...
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