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§ HTS 6905 · US import duty

Roofing tiles, chimney pots, cowls, chimney liners, architectural ornaments and other ceramic constructional goods

§ TODAY'S ANSWER
From China: Chapter 99 overlays add 12.5% · $1,250.00 on a $10K shipment
This heading carries no MFN rate of its own — the base rate is set per subheading. Pick a subheading below for the full total.
Chapter
69
MFN base rate
Set per subheading
Active overlays
1
Scope
Active: Section 301 forced-labor action (China)

AD/CVD not evaluated. CBP determines binding classification at entry. Methodology →

Roofing tiles, chimney pots, cowls, chimney liners, architectural ornaments and other ceramic constructional goods:

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HTS CODE
6905
General (MFN)
§99 overlays1

Base tariff columnsBase tariff columns

Column rates from the USITC HTS export. The column that applies depends on origin and trade-program eligibility.

General (MFN)Set per subheading
Special
Other (Column 2)

Official source: USITC Harmonized Tariff Schedule. Duty at entry is determined by US Customs and Border Protection (CBP). AD/CVD watch signals are surfaced, but cash deposit rates and product-specific exclusions still require separate review.

Chapter 99 overlaysChapter 99 overlays

No Chapter 99 overlays are currently linked to this HS code.

§ DUTY BREAKDOWNDuty breakdown

Duty ledger below is calculated on a $10,000 customs value. Fees, AD/CVD, and exclusions are not included here.

China (CN)
Total 12.5% · $1,250.00
Duty breakdown Rate Amount Source
Base dutyBase Set per subheading
Chapter 99 · Section 301 forced-labor action (China)Chapter 99 12.5% $1,250.00 9903.05.312026-07-24
Total incomplete: Unresolved policy conditions remain; the displayed amount is not an entry-ready final duty.
Section 122 surcharge · Expired 9903.03.01 The rule ended on 2026-07-23.
Section 301 forced-labor action (China) · Applied 9903.05.31 Applied by default to Chinese-origin goods; official exemptions (9903.05.85-9903.05.92) must be excluded via the Section 301 forced-labor exemption fact.
Missing base duty rate The selected HTS row does not carry a base General duty rate. Pick a more specific subheading before relying on this calculation.
AD / CVD Antidumping and countervailing duties are not automatically evaluated. Check current DOC / CBP orders for high-risk product categories.
Section 301 exclusions Product-specific exclusions are not automatically evaluated. Case-by-case review recommended for high-value SKUs.
Status: Incomplete — manual review Data: 2026HTSRev18
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§ ORIGIN COMPARISONAlternative origin comparison

This compares tariff-only outcomes for the same HTS across origin countries. Freight, AD/CVD rate amounts, exclusions, broker fees, and relocation cost are not included — but active AD/CVD order counts per country are flagged below.

China → Vietnam
$1,250.00 tariff-only saving
Origin Total rate Duty @ $10,000 Delta vs baseline AD/CVD orders
China (CN) 12.5% $1,250.00
Vietnam (VN) 0% $0.00 -$1,250.00
Mexico (MX) 0% $0.00 -$1,250.00
India (IN) 0% $0.00 -$1,250.00
South Korea (KR) 0% $0.00 -$1,250.00

Sample duty by originSample duty by origin

Illustrative calculation at USD 10,000 customs value, standard (non-preferential) claim. Chapter 99 additional duties applied where status is active.

Origin Base rate Chapter 99 Total rate Duty (USD)
China (CN) 0% 12.5% 12.5% $1,250.00
Vietnam (VN) 0% 0% 0% $0.00
Mexico (MX) 0% 0% 0% $0.00
India (IN) 0% 0% 0% $0.00
South Korea (KR) 0% 0% 0% $0.00

§ RELATED ENTRIESAll subheadings under HTS 6905

Direct children of HTS heading 6905. Drill in to see actual column rates.

§ RECENT CHANGESRecent US tariff policy notices

The 3 most recent Federal Register tariff notices in the Duty database. See the Changes timeline for the full list.

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§ FAQFrequently asked

What is the general MFN duty rate for HTS 6905?
HTS 6905 (Roofing tiles, chimney pots, cowls, chimney liners, architectural ornaments and other ceramic constructional goods) is a heading-level row and carries no MFN rate of its own; the base rate is set on each subheading beneath it (see the subheading list on this page). This applies to imports from countries with normal trade relations status. For origins like China, additional Section 301, IEEPA, and reciprocal duties may stack on top of this base rate. Final duty is determined at CBP entry.
Are there active Chapter 99 tariff overlays on HTS 6905?
Yes. For China origin, 1 active Chapter 99 rule(s) currently stack on HTS 6905: Section 301 forced-labor action (China). Overlays apply by country of origin and effective date, and a single shipment can be subject to several at once — verify the current list against your classification before ordering.
Is HTS 6905 subject to active AD/CVD orders?
Yes. 3 active anti-dumping / countervailing duty case(s) reference HTS 6905 or its sub-codes, with origin countries including CN, IN. AD/CVD scope is producer- and country-specific — coverage depends on the exact product, manufacturer, and origin. Verify against ITC/Commerce scope rulings, and consult a licensed broker if you suspect your goods may fall in scope.
What's the total US import duty for HTS 6905 from China today?
HTS 6905 is a heading-level row whose MFN base rate is set per subheading, so this page cannot state a complete total. The Chapter 99 overlays currently in force for China origin alone add about $1250.00 on a $10,000 customs value (~12.50%); the full duty is the subheading's MFN rate plus that stack. Actual duty is determined by CBP at entry based on classification, valuation, and rules in effect on the entry date.
When was HTS 6905 last updated on Duty?
The base HTS data on this page was last refreshed on September 8, 2026 (USITC release 2026HTSRev18). Chapter 99 overlays, AD/CVD case status, and Federal Register notices are synced daily; effective dates follow the source feeds. If you spot stale data, use the “Report a data issue” link on this page.