Tariff Law
/ˈtæˌrɪf lɔː/
Definitions
- (n.) A body of law governing the duties or tariffs imposed on imported or exported goods.
The tariff law was amended to adjust import taxes on steel products.
Forms
- tariff law
- tariff laws
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Commentary
Tariff law often intersects with international trade agreements and regulations, requiring careful reference to both domestic statutes and treaty obligations.
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