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US trade tariffs

Expert analysis on the potential impact of tariffs on UK businesses.

The US has announced a raft of global trade tariffs, which have been met with a mixture of reciprocal tariffs, stop-start negotiations and mini deals including the tariff agreement with the UK announced on 8 May. Meanwhile the UK has announced a comprehensive Free Trade Agreement with India, and is in the process of negotiating updated trading arrangements with the EU. Our experts keep you up to date with events and provide in-depth analysis on what the latest developments mean for trade and UK businesses.

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US tariffs: What UK businesses need to know

Five practical actions businesses can take today.

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Economic outlook

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Understanding new import tariffs and the related uncertainty.

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US tariffs summary

A summary of the key changes and how clients could start responding to the new tariff landscape.

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How KPMG can help

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Trade and customs

Optimise supply chains, mitigate impact and recover applicable tariffs.

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Transfer pricing

Assess structures and policies to reduce tariff liabilities.

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Supply chain

Enhance resilience to enable business continuity.

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Risk services

Evaluate and manage enterprise risks and compliance obligations.

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Legal implications

Evaluate contracts and partnerships to understand obligations.

Economics

Economic insights and analysis from KPMG UK. Get our latest forecasts and reactions covering GDP growth, inflation, interest rates, and the labour market.

Risk and regulation

The latest insights from our KPMG experts on regulations, regulatory changes and public policy. Helping you stay up to date with industry standards.

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Partner, Operational Transformation and Supply Chain

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Yael Selfin - Chief Economist at KPMG in the UK.

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Vice Chair and Chief Economist

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