Reflects US duties actually being collected as of 2026-08-24. Reciprocal / IEEPA tariffs were struck down as unconstitutional in Feb 2026 and are no longer collected. A temporary Section 122 flat 10% applies on top of the base duty through 2026-07-24, alongside China Section 301 and steel/aluminum Section 232.The temporary Section 122 10% expired 2026-07-24 — but it did not simply go away: new Section 301 forced-labor duties of 10%–12.5% on 60 economies took effect the same day. The base duty applies, plus those, plus China Section 301 and steel/aluminum Section 232 where they apply. US tariffs are unusually in flux, so confirm the final amount with CBP. See what changed →
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Enter origin, item, and value to estimate the final landed cost — base duty + Section 122 (10%) + Section 301 forced-labor (10–12.5%) + fees (+ China 301 / Section 232 where applicable). Every figure is sourced back to the USITC original. Updated 2026-07-19.
Estimated Landed Cost
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US Inbound
Declared value$0
Base duty (0%)$0
Reciprocal$0
Surcharges$0
MPF (processing fee)$0
HMF (ocean)$0
Duties & fees total$0
This is an estimate. The exact amount depends on HS classification and origin determination; the final decision is made by CBP.