Estimate US import duty with source-backed automatic tariff resolution using HTS, origin, destination, and entry date. Verified manual rates remain available as an explicit fallback.
Run the tool to see an itemized result. No signup is required. Manual-mode inputs are processed in your browser. If Auto mode is enabled and selected, the listed tariff inputs are sent to the TariffCatalog resolver API for a source-backed estimate.
Automatic mode sends the HTS code, origin, destination, entry date, and customs value to TariffCatalog's canonical resolver, then keeps government charges separate from tax and commercial service fees. Manual mode remains available for source-checked rates.
Total import cost = customs value + base duty + additional tariff + VAT or tax + brokerage + handling + other fees. The tax basis can be customs value only, customs value plus duty, or customs value plus duty plus additional tariff.
Use source-backed automatic tariff resolution when HTS, origin, destination, and entry date are known. Use Manual mode only as an explicit fallback with rates you have verified.
Use official tariff databases to verify the base duty rate. Use the additional tariff field for Section 301-style scenarios when applicable.
Official source notes and calculator assumptions should be reviewed before shipment, label purchase, invoice filing, or customs entry.
Total import cost = customs value + base duty + additional tariff + VAT or tax + brokerage + handling + other fees. The tax basis can be customs value only, customs value plus duty, or customs value plus duty plus additional tariff.
Enter a customs value and either resolve the tariff from HTS, origin, destination, and entry date or supply verified rates manually. The result separates ordinary duty, additional measures, government fees, taxes, and commercial fees.
Use official tariff databases to verify the base duty rate. Use the additional tariff field for Section 301-style scenarios when applicable.
This tool provides planning estimates and document preparation support only. Confirm final classifications, duty treatment, and filing requirements with official tariff databases or qualified trade professionals.
Yes. Tariff, import duty, customs duty, and duty charge searches often refer to the same product-specific border-cost calculation. This tool keeps base duty, additional tariffs, tax, and non-duty fees separate.
It depends on HTS code, customs value, origin, and applicable additional tariffs. Use base duty plus additional tariff fields instead of assuming a universal rate.
Check the HTS code and applicable USTR/USITC references. Use the additional tariff input when a verified product-and-origin-specific additional duty applies.
In many VAT systems, import VAT is calculated on customs value plus duty. Verify destination-specific rules.
Customs value is the value used by customs to assess duty. It may be FOB, CIF, or another basis depending on destination rules.
No. They are planning estimates only.
Use the AI HS Code Finder, CSV Catalog Checker, and Import Duty Calculator to prepare customs data before shipping.
