Free calculator · rates checked 6 November 2026
US tariff calculator
Work out what you'll pay to bring goods into the US: the normal duty for the product's tariff code, the extra country tariff in force since 24 July 2026, any Section 232 metal tariff, and customs fees. Search the official tariff schedule right here.
Country tariffs in force (Section 301, since 24 July 2026)
Since the IEEPA tariffs were struck down, the main extra tariff is the Section 301 tariff in force since 24 July 2026. It is charged on top of the normal rate for most countries, or as a floor for a few.
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China also faces older Section 301 tariffs (lists 1 to 4) on many products, which this calculator doesn't add. Canada and Mexico goods that qualify under USMCA skip the extra tariff. Some Canadian goods face a 50% Section 338 tariff since 22 August 2026. Section 338 explained.
Customs fees
- Merchandise Processing Fee (from 1 October 2026): $2.77 for informal entries under $2,500; 0.3464% for formal entries, minimum $34.58, maximum $670.86.
- Harbor Maintenance Fee: 0.125% of the value for goods arriving by sea.
- Couriers and brokers add their own clearance fees. Ask yours.
Paid IEEPA tariffs earlier?
If you paid the IEEPA tariffs before they ended, you may be owed money back. Check your tariff refund.
More: how US duty is calculated · Section 232 metal content test · import duty in other countries · US prices for Etsy sellers.
Sources: US International Trade Commission Harmonized Tariff Schedule (live search); Section 301 rates as summarised by GT Law (July 2026); Section 232 rates from the 8 June 2026 adjustment; CBP user fees for fiscal year 2027 (Federal Register, 31 July 2026). Estimates only; CBP decides the final duty.