"Tariff Transparency Act;" requires disclosure of final retail price attributable to tariffs and other import taxes.
The Tariff Transparency Act requires most retail stores and online sellers in New Jersey to clearly show customers the percentage or dollar amount of a product's final price that comes from tariffs (import taxes). This disclosure must appear on price tags, online product pages, or receipts, and businesses must keep records of tariff calculations for audits. Small retailers with under $500,000 annual revenue and products where tariffs impact less than 2% of the price are exempt. The law takes effect in phases over a year, with fines up to $500 per violation for noncompliance.
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Introduced Jan 13, 2026
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