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Old 01-16-2025, 11:00 AM   #18274
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Originally Posted by Makarov View Post
You collect it from the corporation (or other person) who is exporting it to the United States (who may or may not pass that cost on to its customer).

As I understand it, export tariffs on commodities transported through pipelines have become less common (especially as free trade agreements have grown in scope and membership), but this is not some new idea.
Sorry but isn't this backwards and what is being discussed is a USA tariffs on imported CDN Oil and the tariff would be added to the end user? Export Tariffs aren't very common where import tariffs are.


I think there's conflicting use in the import/export tariff terminology. People are focusing on the export of Oil and Gas where it would be the import of the refined product and other USA products that would see an increase.
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