About the tariff simulator

Flexport’s US Tariff & Import Duty Calculator is a free app that lets you see exactly what U.S. Customs will charge for any commodity—under every relevant scenario and parameter—in seconds. Type or paste your 10-digit HTS (HS) code, pick an origin country, and the tool instantly returns:

  • The legally binding duty rate and any Section 301/232 surcharges—fully aligned with the latest Trump-era lists and subsequent modifications.
  • A side-by-side rate comparison for alternative sourcing countries, so you can model “what-if” moves out of China or into Mexico/Vietnam.
  • Flags for preferential trade programmes (USMCA, GSP, AGOA, etc.) that could take your duty to 0 %.
  • A plain-English breakdown of how the charge is calculated, including ad-valorem, specific, and combination rates.
  • Automatic adjustment for the entry date and date of loading, ensuring the duty rate shown is the one that will actually apply on the day your goods clear customs.
  • Precise Section 232 calculations that factor in the declared percentage of steel or aluminium content for products subject to metal duties.
  • Instant surfacing of special programme indicators (SPI)—e.g. code “A” for GSP or “MX” for USMCA—so you never miss an eligibility-driven reduction.
Tariff updates
Last update: JUL 25, 2026
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Jul 25: Rolled out Section 301 tariffs on imports from 60 economies as detailed in the USTR Notice of Action on Forced Labor Import Prohibition (FLIP) InvestigationsEffective: July 24, 2026
Jul 22: Implemented Section 338 tariffs on imports from Canada as detailed in the Presidential Proclamations on Canadian discrimination with respect to Motor Vehicles, Alcoholic Beverages, and DairyEffective: August 19, 2026
Jul 17: Implemented Section 301 tariffs on imports from Brazil as outlined in Federal Register notice 2026-14542, following the USTR’s final action on Brazil’s trading practicesEffective: from July 22, 2026
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