Zelvorm Customs · feature
UK duty and VAT from the UK Trade Tariff, EU duty from its Northern Ireland tariff, US duty from the HTS, each labelled Official.
With a code, Customs asks the official sources: the UK Trade Tariff for the third-country duty, any trade-deal preference for your country of origin, extra duties for sanctioned origins and the VAT rate; the same service's Northern Ireland tariff, which applies the EU's rates; and the US International Trade Commission's HTS for the general rate, taking a statistical line's rate from its 8-digit line. Answers are cached for a week and every figure says where it came from.
How to use it
- 1Set the product's code and country of origin.
- 2Read The official tariffs on the product page.
- 3If a code covers several lines with different rates, enter the full code it asks for.
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