It’s not exactly a major crime, and chances are all we’re looking at is a de minimis violation ... you had the benefit of a dead body, right? … SVU is a more subtle art.” ...

As tariffs are hitting retailers and forcing some to raise their prices, both companies are still able to use the de minimis exemption after the Trump administration temporarily paused its plan to ...

While some argue that de minimis benefits foreign e-commerce platforms at the expense of U.S. companies, others contend that it provides opportunities for U.S. entrepreneurs and that market forces ...

Current U.S. de minimis requirements allow any individual or business in the U.S. to receive up to $800 in imports per day without paying tariffs, effectively meaning any shipment valued under $800 ...

Trump's executive order took aim at a little-known trade rule called "de minimis." Merchandise with a value totaling less than $800 is allowed to enter the country duty-free and with minimal ...

Few of the factory owners in this ramshackle part of Guangzhou in southern China have any idea what the “de minimis exemption” is or how it affects the level of tariffs their products face ...

(Credit: JADE GAO/AFP via Getty Images files) The de minimis exemption — derived from Latin meaning “too small to be of significance” — was an amendment to the Tariff Act of 1930 and was enacted by ...

Agarwal is watching the de minimis exemption, a rule allowing duty-free imports at or under US$800 into the United States. Everlayer, and many small businesses like it, export goods to the U.S ...

Not all retailers are upset by the prospect of that changing, however. While de minimis benefits many small Canadian online sellers, it has also been a massive boon to Chinese e-commerce players ...

Trump's executive order took aim at a little-known trade rule called "de minimis." Merchandise with a value totaling less than $800 is allowed to enter the country duty-free and with minimal ...

The exemption will remain even with new tariffs set to take effect Tuesday as the White House pursues better methods to collect duties from low-cost goods.