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Estimate the tariff duty cost on goods imported into the United States. Select a product category and enter the import value to calculate the applicable MFN duty rate.
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Estimated Tariff Impact
Chapter 64: Footwear, gaiters and the like; parts of such articles (Section XII)
Import Value
$10,000
Avg MFN Duty Rate
14.9%
3.2× the 4.7% schedule average
Estimated Duty
$1,494
Total Landed Cost
$11,494
How this category compares
Chapter 64's average MFN duty versus the all-chapter average
Cost Breakdown
Note: This estimate uses the chapter average duty rate (14.9%). Individual tariff lines in Chapter 64 range from 0% to 48.0%. This chapter has 147 tariff lines with specific rates. View all Chapter 64 tariff lines
Additional tariffs may apply. Section 301 tariffs on Chinese goods (up to 100% on certain categories), Section 232 tariffs on steel (25%) and aluminum (10%), and other executive action tariffs are assessed on top of the MFN rates shown here. Consult a customs broker for country-specific total duty calculations.
US Special Trade Programs
Goods from countries with free trade agreements or preferential programs may qualify for reduced or zero duty rates. These "Special" rate codes appear in the HTS.
| Code | Program | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| A/A+ | GSP (Generalized System of Preferences) | Duty-free for eligible developing countries |
| AU | Australia FTA (AUSFTA) | Most goods duty-free |
| BH | Bahrain FTA | Phased elimination of duties |
| CL | Chile FTA | Most goods duty-free |
| CO | Colombia TPA | Phased duty elimination |
| D | AGOA (African Growth and Opportunity Act) | Sub-Saharan Africa |
| E | CBI (Caribbean Basin Initiative) | Caribbean nations |
| IL | Israel FTA | Most goods duty-free |
| JO | Jordan FTA | Phased duty elimination |
| KR | Korea FTA (KORUS) | Most goods duty-free or reduced |
| MA | Morocco FTA | Phased duty elimination |
| OM | Oman FTA | Phased duty elimination |
| P/P+ | USMCA (US-Mexico-Canada Agreement) | Most goods duty-free with rules of origin |
| PA | Panama TPA | Phased duty elimination |
| PE | Peru TPA | Most goods duty-free |
| SG | Singapore FTA | Most goods duty-free |
| S/S+ | CAFTA-DR (Central America-Dominican Republic) | Phased duty elimination |
Frequently Asked Questions
How does this tariff calculator work?
Select a product category (HTS chapter) and enter your import value. The calculator applies the average MFN (Most Favored Nation) general duty rate for that chapter to estimate the tariff cost. Actual duties depend on the specific HTS code of your product.
What is the MFN duty rate?
The Most Favored Nation (MFN) rate is the standard tariff rate applied to imports from WTO member countries. It is the "General" rate column in the Harmonized Tariff Schedule. Countries with free trade agreements may qualify for lower or zero rates.
Has the de minimis $800 threshold ended?
The de minimis threshold is under ongoing policy changes. Executive orders in 2025 targeted eliminating the $800 duty-free threshold for shipments from China, though implementation has been paused and revised multiple times. Importers should verify the current status with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), as the threshold may be reduced or removed for certain countries of origin.
Are these tariff estimates exact?
No. This calculator uses the average duty rate for the selected HTS chapter. Individual tariff lines within a chapter can range from 0% (duty-free) to the chapter maximum. For precise rates, look up your specific 8-10 digit HTS code on PlainTariff or consult a licensed customs broker.
What are special trade program rates?
The U.S. has free trade agreements and preferential programs (GSP, USMCA, KORUS, etc.) that reduce or eliminate duties for qualifying goods from partner countries. These "Special" rates are shown separately in the HTS and require meeting rules of origin and other conditions.
Does this include Section 301 or Section 232 tariffs?
No. This calculator shows the baseline HTS general duty rates. Additional tariffs under Section 301 (China), Section 232 (steel/aluminum), or other executive actions are applied on top of these rates. Those additional duties can range from 7.5% to over 100% depending on the product and country of origin.
Before you rely on this estimate
This is a chapter-average estimate, narrow it to your exact product for a real figure.
- Find your specific HTS line, rates within a chapter range from 0% to the chapter maximum. Search HTS codes
- Check whether Section 301/232 or anti-dumping duties stack on top for your origin. US tariff impact
- See whether your goods qualify for a duty-free preferential rate. Duty-free items
Estimates use the chapter's average MFN rate and do not include Section 301/232, anti-dumping, or merchandise-processing fees. Consult a licensed customs broker for a binding figure.
Data source: U.S. International Trade Commission Harmonized Tariff Schedule (2026 Basic Edition). Chapter average duty rates calculated from 13,855 tariff lines. For informational purposes only, not legal or trade compliance advice. Consult a licensed customs broker for binding tariff classifications.
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