United States HTS (2026 Rev. 13)

US HTS Code Lookup & Tariff Calculator

Search the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (2026 Edition). Find HTS codes, duty rates, and calculate customs duties for your imports instantly.

HTS Code Database
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How HTS Codes Work

Understanding the Harmonized Tariff Schedule system for US imports

Chapter System

HTS codes are organized into 97 chapters based on product type. The first 2 digits indicate the chapter (e.g., Chapter 84 for machinery).

Rate Types

General Rate applies to most countries. Special Rate applies to FTA partners (Canada, Mexico, Korea, etc.). Column 2 is for non-WTO members.

Classification

Accurate HTS classification is critical. Wrong codes can lead to underpayment penalties or overpayment of duties on your imports.

HS vs HTS

HS (Harmonized System) is the international standard (6 digits). HTS extends to 10 digits for US-specific tariff rates and statistical tracking.

Official Source

Data sourced from USITC (United States International Trade Commission). Updated annually with quarterly revisions for accuracy.

Updates & Revisions

HTS codes are updated throughout the year. Always verify current rates with CBP or a licensed customs broker before filing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about HTS codes and US customs duties

What is an HTS code?
HTS (Harmonized Tariff Schedule) code is a 10-digit number used to classify products imported into the United States. It determines the duty rate and statistical category for customs declarations.
How do I find the correct HTS code for my product?
Use the search tool above to find codes by product name or keyword. For complex products, consult CBP's CROSS database for rulings, or work with a licensed customs broker for official classification advice.
What's the difference between General and Special rates?
General Rate applies to imports from WTO members without preferential trade agreements. Special Rate (often 0% or reduced) applies to FTA partners like Canada, Mexico, Korea, Australia, and others listed in the Special column.
Do I need a license to use HTS codes?
No license is required to look up HTS codes. However, official classification for customs purposes may require a licensed customs broker, especially for complex products or high-value shipments.
How often do HTS codes and rates change?
USITC publishes annual updates (effective January 1) and quarterly revisions throughout the year. Trade agreement changes can also affect Special rates. Always verify current rates before filing customs entries.

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