Why US will reimburse Japan for ‘wrongly collected’ tariff
TOKYO, JAPAN, AUG 8 – The US will reimburse Japan for overcharged duties after mistakenly applying tariffs cumulatively instead of capping them at 15 percent, officials confirmed.
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Japan Trade Negotiator Akazawa to Give Diet Explanation on U.S. Deal on Aug. 15
TOKYO (Jiji Press) — Economic revitalization minister Ryosei Akazawa will explain the trade agreement reached between Japan and the United States last month at a budget committee meeting of the Diet on Aug. 15, the ruling and opposition parties decided Friday.
Why US will reimburse Japan for ‘wrongly collected’ tariff
After the meeting with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Thursday, Akazawa said now the US will not be adding the 15 per cent duty to existing tariffs but will instead treat it as something akin to a ceiling rate.
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Japan to Get Tariff Refunds After US Error
The United States has acknowledged an “error” in how it implemented its trade deal with Japan and has vowed to rectify it, according to Japan’s chief tariff negotiator, as reported by Kyodo News Agency on Friday. Ryosei Akazawa, who is currently in Washington for talks with American officials, said that the US has agreed to reimburse the import duties that were charged due to the error. Akazawa has conferred with US Commerce Secretary Howard Lut…
Washington returns higher tariffs collected by Tokyo and reduces auto tariffs
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