Tariff lookup
US tariff rate lookup: current total duty by HTS code and origin
Enter a product name or code to look up US import duties. US HTS is selected by default; switch the source for a China HS code. After confirming the line, add origin and customs value to estimate the duty amount.
What is a US tariff lookup?
A US tariff lookup starts with the HTS classification, which sets the MFN base rate, then adds the duties that depend on origin and product facts: Section 301 on China-origin goods, the Section 301 forced-labor duty on goods of 60 economies entered from July 24, 2026, Section 232 on covered products, and AD/CVD under an order. The same product can carry different rates depending on material, use or construction, so the workbench confirms the line first and then applies the layers below for the origin and entry date you give. Enter a China HS8/HS10 line in the same workbench and confirm its source.
What the total duty includes today
| Layer | Applies to | Rate | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| MFN (column 1) rate | Every HTS line; set by the 8- or 10-digit classification | From free upward, per line | Current |
| Section 301 (China) | China-origin goods on Lists 1–4A (9903.88) or the four-year review lines (9903.91) | 7.5% to 100%, by list | If covered |
| Section 301 forced-labor duty | Goods of 60 economies entered from July 24, 2026, unless an exemption applies (9903.05) | 10% or 12.5%; China and Hong Kong 12.5% | Current |
| Section 232 | Steel, aluminum, copper, autos and parts, trucks, lumber and furniture, semiconductors, patented pharmaceuticals | 10% to 100%, by product and origin | If covered |
| Antidumping / countervailing duty | Products named in an AD/CVD order, by exporter and country | Case-specific deposit rate | If covered |
| Section 122 surcharge | Goods of all countries entered February 24 – July 23, 2026 | 10% (ended) | Ended |
| IEEPA duties | Fentanyl, reciprocal, Canada, Mexico and Brazil duties on entries before February 24, 2026 | Ended; refunds through CBP CAPE | Ended |
Rules for entries on 2026-09-30
How it works
- Enter a product name or known US HS/HTS code. If you have a China HS8/HS10 line, start with the China-to-US crosswalk.
- Confirm a matching US HTS candidate in the workbench, then supply origin to check current rules.
- Open HTS detail or the duty calculator to review possible additional duties and estimate total duty based on the origin and product facts.
Worked example: why “Free” is not the end of a duty check
Keep examples separate from your inputs — Teaching scenario: China-origin goods with a confirmed complete US HTS code whose General column says Free. This explains the reading order, not a duty-free finding for a particular product.
Prepare the inputs
Have the confirmed HTS, actual origin, customs value and requested material, use or exclusion facts. Shipping country does not automatically establish origin.
Read the base duty
Free means zero base duty in that General column. A blank rate requires reviewing the applicable rate-bearing line; blank is not Free.
Review each additional layer
Read Chapter 99 items, sources and conditions. Separate established applicability, assumptions and unresolved or unevaluated items. Do not add every linked measure manually.
Decide how to use the amount
Check completeness before relying on an amount. Enter your own value in the workbench, and retain assumptions, gaps and source dates when copying.
When information is missing
Supply missing material, use or policy facts before recalculating. An AD/CVD reference does not establish shipment coverage; scope and producer conditions require separate review. An incomplete subtotal is not final total duty.
Follow a product-specific example: Power bank · Wireless router · Vacuum flask
FAQ
How do I look up the tariff for goods exported from China to the US?
If you only have a China HS8/HS10 line, enter it in the same workbench to find US HTS candidates under the verified shared HS6. Continue in the same workbench using the origin and product facts; add a customs value only when an amount is needed.
What makes up the total US tariff rate?
The MFN rate of the HTS line, plus every additional duty that covers the goods: Section 301 on China-origin goods on Lists 1–4A or the four-year review lines, the Section 301 forced-labor duty of 10% or 12.5% on 60 economies, Section 232 on steel, aluminum, copper, autos, trucks, lumber and furniture, semiconductors and patented drugs, and AD/CVD deposits under an order. IEEPA duties and the Section 122 surcharge have ended.
Does the result include Section 301 and the other additional duties?
Yes. Once the HTS line and origin are confirmed, the workbench adds Section 301, the forced-labor duty and Section 232 to the MFN rate, flags AD/CVD cases that may apply, and marks any layer that still depends on facts about the goods instead of guessing it.
I only have a China HS code, not a US HTS code — what do I do?
Enter the China HS8/HS10 line in the unified workbench and confirm its source; it checks the China code before finding US candidates under the shared HS6.