Furniture from Poland: 10% US Tariff (2026)

Importing furniture from Poland into the United States carries an effective tariff of about 10% in 2026. Ordinary EU goods pay a 10% net of Column 1 under note 52(k) (headings 9903.05.38–.39, effective July 24, 2026). Where Column 1 is already at least 10%, the additional duty is 0. Autos, qualifying semiconductor articles, and drones stay at 15% in lieu of Section 232. MFN (General) basis - Special-claim/AVE not modelled. exemption lists in note 52/Annex II not modelled.

The ordinary-goods rate is a 10% net of Column 1 (note 52(k)), not the earlier 15% all-in figure. Steel and aluminum remain at Section 232 rates. For furniture, confirm the HTS line because exemption lists in note 52/Annex II are not modelled.

Furniture imports fall under HTS chapters 94. On a $10,000 shipment, the ~10% effective rate works out to roughly $1,000 in duty before the Merchandise Processing Fee (0.3464%) and, on ocean freight, the Harbor Maintenance Fee (0.125%). Because the exact duty depends on the specific HTS code and materials, confirm the classification with the HTS Code Finder and run your country and declared value through the tariff calculator on this page for the fully stacked number.

Refund angle: if you imported furniture from Poland between April 2025 and February 2026, you likely paid the IEEPA reciprocal tariff (about 20%) that the Supreme Court struck down on February 20, 2026 in Learning Resources v. Trump. That layer is now recoverable from the roughly $166 billion CBP refund pool through the CAPE reliquidation process, plus statutory interest near 5%. Section 301 and Section 232 duties were not struck down and are not refundable. The Phase 1 window covers unliquidated entries and those within 80 days of liquidation.

Bottom line for furniture importers sourcing from Poland: confirm the HTS classification, budget for the 15% EU–US deal ceiling, and — if you paid IEEPA duties in 2025 — check refund eligibility before Phase 1 windows close on a rolling basis.