Furniture tariff strategy: HTS Chapter 94 covers furniture and bedding. Active AD/CVD orders on Chinese wooden bedroom furniture and upholstered seats. Section 122 applies to most non-USMCA furniture. Vietnam, Mexico, and Polish production shifts common.
This guide covers Furniture Industry Tariff Strategy. Sector-specific tariff strategy considers HS classification patterns, applicable special tariff regimes (Section 232/301/122), and FTA opportunities.
Practical implementation depends on company size, sector, and operational structure.
HTS Chapter 94 scope
Furniture, bedding, lighting, prefab buildings. Subheadings by material (wood, metal, plastic, upholstered).
Active AD/CVD orders
Chinese wooden bedroom furniture; upholstered seats from China and Vietnam. Scope rulings critical for boundary cases.
Origin shift options
Vietnam (subject to AD on upholstered seats), Mexico (USMCA potential), Poland (no Section 301).
Section 122 implications
15% applies to most non-USMCA furniture. Annex II does not cover furniture broadly.
Frequently asked questions
When does this apply?
Most relevant for SMB importers in the named sector or facing the named situation.
What documentation matters?
Standard CBP forms, supplier certificates, BOM analysis, and topic-specific records.
What is the timeline?
Initial assessment 2-4 weeks; full implementation 8-16 weeks depending on scope.
What does this cost?
Project work $5,000-$25,000 depending on complexity. Ongoing retainer for active operations.
How do I begin?
Book a 15-minute scoping call. We confirm fit before any engagement.
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