US Harmonized Tariff Schedule

Search the official US HTS database to find commodity codes, duty rates, and import classifications for goods entering the United States.

You can search for your goods usingan HTS code, the product description

or a combination of these

Understanding US Tariff Structure

The Harmonized Tariff Schedule provides standardized classifications and duty rates for all merchandise imported into the United States.

HTS Classification

10-digit codes that precisely identify products for customs and statistical purposes.

General Rates

Most Favored Nation (MFN) duty rates applicable to imports from countries with normal trade relations.

Special Programs

Preferential rates available through Free Trade Agreements, GSP, and other special trade programs.

Duty Types

Ad valorem (percentage), specific (per unit), or compound duty rates depending on the product classification.

Tip: Enter an 8 or 10 digit HTS code (numbers only) to jump to a heading/subheading, or type words to search descriptions. Description searches expand all related codes; exact 8‑digit code shows all its 10‑digit children. Clear the box to reset.

HTS CodeCode	Description	General RateGeneral	Special RateSpecial	Other	Units
4802.69.1000	Writing and cover paper	Free	-	28%	kg
4802.69.2000	Drawing paper	Free	-	15.5%	kg
4802.69.3000	Other	Free	-	11.5%	kg
4803.00.2000	Cellulose wadding	Free	-	24%	kg
4803.00.4000	Other	Free	-	36%	kg
4804.11.0000	Unbleached	Free	-	20%	kg
4804.19.0000	Other	Free	-	20%	kg
4804.21.0000	Unbleached	Free	-	30%	kg
4804.29.0000	Other	Free	-	30%	kg
4804.31.1000	Weighing over 15 g/m² but not over 30 g/m²	Free	-	20.5%	kg
4804.31.2000	Other	Free	-	25%	kg
4804.31.40	Wrapping paper	Free	-	30%	-
4804.31.4020	Bag or sack paper	-	-	-	kg
4804.31.4040	Other	-	-	-	kg
4804.31.6000	Other	Free	-	30%	kg

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Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about US Harmonized Tariff Schedule

What is the Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS)?

The Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS) sets out the tariff rates and statistical categories for all merchandise imported into the US.

It's based on the international Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System
Used by US Customs and Border Protection for classification and duty assessment
Contains over 14,000 different commodity classifications

What are the different duty rate columns?

The HTS displays three types of duty rates:

General: Most Favored Nation (MFN) rates for countries with normal trade relations
Special: Preferential rates available through Free Trade Agreements and special programs
Other: Higher rates applied to imports from non-MFN countries

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