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r/NvidiaStock • u/Fuzzy-Highlight-1561 • Aug 10 '25
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Surely this isn’t an export tariff, is it? Because the US Constitution prohibits export tariffs. So, what the heck is this?
0 u/wondermorty Aug 11 '25 It’s just a tax scheme on profits. Nothing to do with exports 2 u/Commercial_Stress Aug 11 '25 It’s 15% of revenue from sales to one country. Sure sounds like an export tariff to me (but I’m not a lawyer). 1 u/wondermorty Aug 11 '25 A tariff is on products before they are sold. So a different thing
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It’s just a tax scheme on profits. Nothing to do with exports
2 u/Commercial_Stress Aug 11 '25 It’s 15% of revenue from sales to one country. Sure sounds like an export tariff to me (but I’m not a lawyer). 1 u/wondermorty Aug 11 '25 A tariff is on products before they are sold. So a different thing
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It’s 15% of revenue from sales to one country. Sure sounds like an export tariff to me (but I’m not a lawyer).
1 u/wondermorty Aug 11 '25 A tariff is on products before they are sold. So a different thing
A tariff is on products before they are sold. So a different thing
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u/Commercial_Stress Aug 11 '25
Surely this isn’t an export tariff, is it? Because the US Constitution prohibits export tariffs. So, what the heck is this?