Trump’s Tariffs Were Meant to Raise Revenue — Now They’re Creating a ‘Huge Incentive’ for Trade Fraud, Expert Says
Trump’s tariffs are fueling import tax evasion, with a $112 billion China-U.S. trade gap raising concerns over its scale.
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Why It Matters
When the government adds extra taxes on imports, some people try to cheat by hiding what they're buying. This makes it harder to track what's really coming into the country and could mess with fair competition.
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