"Tariff Transparency Act"; requires disclosure of final retail price attributable to tariffs and other import taxes.

New Jersey's S 466, the "Tariff Transparency Act," would require retail stores and online sellers to disclose the portion of a product's price attributable to import tariffs and trade-related taxes. Businesses must display this information on price tags, websites, or receipts, with exemptions for small retailers ($500,000 annual revenue) and items where tariffs impact less than 2% of the final price. Retailers would need to maintain tariff records and face $500 fines for noncompliance, with enforcement through the Division of Consumer Affairs. The law would phase in over 12 months, starting with voluntary compliance and expanding to larger retailers before full implementation.