White House Report: Tariff Evasion Costs US Up to $26 Billion Annually

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A new White House report has found that the United States is losing between $19 billion and $26 billion in tariff revenue each year. The report identifies tariff evasion as the core problem, with foreign countries rerouting their exports through third-party nations to circumvent U.S. trade duties. This practice, commonly known as trade deflection or transshipment, effectively allows countries to avoid paying the tariffs the U.S. intends to impose. The findings were released by the Trump administration, which has made aggressive tariff enforcement a central pillar of its trade policy.

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