You don't. You ship it and see what the bill is when it hits the border.
It's part of why companies are halting shipments. You can try to guess what the upcharge(s) will be at the border(s) and pass that to the customer; but if you get it wrong (or it changes mid-transit), you're either charging your customers excessively, driving them off, or you're eating additional costs yourself.
Dudes a retired vet; I can't imagine he's drowning in up-to-date classified info...
Ha hahahaha, you're funny.
Thank you. Don't know why they have to be so secretive in the title/summary...
It couldn't be any more blatant. Trump himself blasted out the insider trading info 3hrs before announcing the tariff reversal:
3hr later:
Sure, and that's something you can decide to do.
The point is there's a very big difference between deciding to leave the country permanently to a chosen destination, bringing what you can with you; vs leaving for a short holiday and suddenly being told what you thought was home won't let you return.
Worse; just because you're in Canada on a visitor's visa and the US decides it's doesn't want to let you back in, doesn't mean you'll just be turned around and accepted back into Canada (or wherever you're visiting) instead. You may just be detained by US authorities and deported to wherever they decide.
Welcome to your new home in an El Salvador prison camp...
Not if you left all your family, friends, and assets behind (car, house, valuables, etc) with plans to return.
Now your stuck in a foreign country essentially seeking asylum unexpectedly.
It my be fine for some, but most people aren't prepared to suddenly uproot their entire lives with 0 warning or planning.
While I welcome tourists, I worry for them. Now doesn't seem like a good time to leave the US with plans to go back; you may just not be permitted to return, citizenship or not.
The individual States should formally secede from the 'United States'. Fuck the federal government.
Aww, import Tariffs. I was hoping for more export tariffs.
Make importing a 100$ item to the US from China cost 288$. Lol
TBH, I don't know. It would depend on your specific situation; I doubt we're just broadly accepting Americans.
Some resources:
Seeking Asylum in Canada
Paths to Immigration
Working Visas (>6mo, extended up to 4years)