CustomsTariff HTS Router
Estimated duties, taxes and fees of $24,366.55 on $150,570.00 entered value across 20 lines; 14 classification exceptions to resolve before filing, 7 of which leave duty uncomputed on a line.
Section 301 List 3 applies to 8544.42.90, so 9903.88.03 must be reported with 8544.42.9090; the chapter99 column of line 3 is blank. The duty is still computed: $6,400.00 x 25% = $1,600.00.
Method1HTS numbers must have 10 digits in chapters 01 to 97 (77 is reserved); Chapter 98 and 99 numbers are reported with, never instead of, the chapter 01 to 97 number.
2Rates are looked up by the 10-digit number, then the 8-digit subheading, using the latest row effective on the entry date. Ad valorem duty = rate x value; specific duty = rate x quantity when the invoice unit matches the rate's unit; compound rates add both.
| Line | HTS | Exception |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | 8544.42.9090 | Chapter 99 number missing |
| 6 | 9403.20.0090 | Section 232 metal content value missing |
| 8 | 2204.21.5040 | Unit mismatch for specific rate |
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