WASHINGTON -- U.S. tariff revenues soared to $87.2 billion in the January-June half, government figures show, reaching a scale that could make it politically difficult to reduce or repeal them even under a new president.
Repeal could become politically difficult for future administration
The U.S. could become the only developed country where tariffs account for more than 5% of tax revenue, estimates show. © Reuters
WASHINGTON -- U.S. tariff revenues soared to $87.2 billion in the January-June half, government figures show, reaching a scale that could make it politically difficult to reduce or repeal them even under a new president.