US import duty on other articles of iron or steel from Canada
Verified: worked out 2 independent ways from the tariff schedule, and the 2 readings agree.
Other articles of iron or steel, imported from Canada: the effective US import duty is 60%, read from HTS 2026 Revision 18 on 10 September 2026.
- Assumes a trade-agreement claim; without it the rate is higher.
On a unit that cost you $100, the duty is $60.00 and the landed cost before freight and brokerage is $160.00. What that does to a margin, and what else counts in landed cost, is worked through in the landed cost note.
The working
Tariff line 7326.90.86.88, resolved at 7326.90.86, classified in the schedule as: Other articles of iron or steel › Other › Other › Other › Other › Other. Base duty: special column 'Free' via SPI 'S' on 7326.90.86 (assumes FTA qualification/claim).
| Layer that applies | What it is | Adds |
|---|---|---|
| 9903.82.02 | adds 50 points | +50 |
| 9903.82.06 | adds 10 points | +10 |
How current is this?
This page is rendered from the record the pipeline wrote at 06:10 UTC on 10 September 2026, reading HTS 2026 Revision 18. The schedule is read again at 06:10 and 18:10 UTC every day, each rate is worked out 2 independent ways, and a layer is left out only on a court ruling, a Federal Register action or a CBP notice. If you are reading this long after that date, the number may have moved; the date is on the page so that a quote of it carries its own expiry.
Duty Diligence does this for every product in a Shopify store, from the cost, HS code and country of origin already kept there, and shows the landed cost and margin per product. The margin snapshot is free: Duty Diligence on the Shopify App Store.
Informational estimate from published sources, read at hts.usitc.gov, and not customs, legal or financial advice. The classification of your own goods is a judgement this page does not make. How a rate is built, step by step: the worked example.