Tariff Impact Analysis

Turn a product line, BOM, or inbound shipment schedule into a defensible duty-exposure analysis and a response plan. The skill stacks base duty, Section 232 (steel, aluminum, copper, derivatives, pharma), Section 301 (China), Chapter 99, and antidumping/countervailing duties per SKU; screens each line for duty drawback eligibility and Trade Agreement Partner (TAP) carve-outs; flags US-origin metal claims that can unlock the 10% rate; and produces the three communications the change usually triggers — a customer price-adjustment letter, a supplier requalification / alternate-source ask, and a leadership one-pager on margin and cash exposure.