US import duty on common products

Live rates from the same set Duty Diligence monitors, re-verified against the published tariff schedule twice a day.

The rate you pay at the border is the base rate for the product plus whatever trade actions apply to the country it came from. Pick a category and origin to see where things stand today.

Rates marked provisional are ones where the two independent readings of the schedule disagree, or a provision needs a person to judge it. Where a rate depends on an assumption, the assumption is written under the number.

What these numbers are

Each rate is the duty that applies today to that tariff line for goods of that origin: the base rate from the current US schedule, plus any trade-action layers in force. Each is computed two independent ways from the schedule and the answers have to agree before it is marked verified. A layer still printed in the schedule but no longer collected is excluded only on documented evidence, such as a court ruling, a Federal Register action or a CBP notice.

If you want to see how one of these numbers is assembled, there is a worked example of a single line, including the layers that are still printed in the schedule but no longer collected.

These are informational estimates for the tariff line shown, not customs advice, and your own classification may differ. If you sell on Shopify, the app does this against your actual catalogue, including the margin left once duty is paid, and flags the ones that move. The snapshot is free.

Products of Canada marked +50% from 19 Aug appear on the Section 338 lists published on 23 July 2026. There is a code checker for those and a note on what changes.