No Taxes for Lesser Tariffs: Canada-U.S. Trade Negotiations Rekindled Amidst July 9 Deadline
- Schulz Trade Law
- Jul 1
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No Taxes for Lesser Tariffs
Canada-U.S. Trade Negotiations Rekindled Amidst July 9 Deadline
July 1, 2025
On June 27, 2025, President Trump announced a pause in trade negotiations with Canada after Canada proposed a digital services tax on U.S. tech firms. In response, Canada has withdrawn its tax proposal, paving the way for both nations to resume negotiations before the July 9 deadline, marking the end of a 90-day pause on country-specific reciprocal tariffs.
This brief interruption underscores the volatility of U.S.-Canada trade discussions. Trade experts and market analysts are increasingly skeptical about the U.S.’s ability to finalize comprehensive trade agreements by July 9. A Financial Times article from June 30, 2025, suggests the U.S. may prioritize “mini-deals” targeting specific economic sectors while broader negotiations continue.
As a result, tech companies, manufacturers, and export-driven businesses are reassessing their duty-savings strategies and preparing for potential shifts in duties, costs, and market access.
At Schulz Trade Law PLLC, we are closely monitoring these developments and providing clients with strategic guidance to mitigate risks, evaluate tariff exposure, and adapt compliance strategies. Our team is ready to deliver timely, tailored support to navigate these changes.
Contact us today to ensure your business is prepared for the evolving trade landscape.
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