Calculate US import duties, landed costs, and profit margin impact from US Tariffs
US Tariff Impact Calculator — Understand the full impact of import duties on your business:
Make informed decisions about your import business with accurate tariff impact analysis.
Select the country where your goods are manufactured
This rate will be used instead of the selected country's rate
Total cost of goods before shipping and duties
Total freight cost from origin to destination
Number of units being imported
Price at which you expect to sell each unit
Enter the product cost to compare tariff impacts across different countries
Tariff Impact Warning: The current tariff rate significantly impacts your profit margin. Consider adjusting your sale price or exploring alternative sourcing options.
Positive Profit Margin: profit margin after tariffs. Consider if this meets your business goals.
Negative Profit Margin: Your current pricing strategy results in a loss after tariffs. Consider these options:
High Tariff Impact: Tariffs account for of your total landed cost. Consider exploring alternative sourcing countries with lower rates.
| Country | Tariff Rate | Duty Amount | Total Cost |
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Understanding Tariff Impact: Tariffs are applied to the customs value of imported goods (typically product cost + insurance + freight). The duty amount becomes part of your landed cost, affecting your overall cost basis and profit margins.
For the most accurate tariff rates, consult the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) for your specific product code or speak with a customs broker.
Current tariff rates, calculation guides, and cost reduction strategies
Updated Tariff Information (August 2025) — Stay informed about the latest changes to US import duties:
Use our US Tariff Calculator to calculate landed costs and profit margin impact for your specific import scenario.
As of August 2025, the Trump administration has implemented comprehensive changes to US tariff rates:
Specific products may have different rates based on their HTS code. For the most accurate information, consult the official Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) or speak with a customs broker.
For the latest update on tariff changes, see the White House announcement from July 31, 2025.
Import duties are calculated based on the customs value of your goods. The basic formula is:
Where Customs Value typically includes:
This is also known as CIF value (Cost, Insurance, Freight).
Additional fees that apply to most imports:
Your total landed cost will include the product cost, shipping, duties, and all additional fees.
The Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) code is a standardized numerical method of classifying traded products. Every product imported into the US must be assigned an HTS code, which determines its specific duty rate.
HTS codes are 10 digits long in the US and organized hierarchically:
To find the correct HTS code for your product:
Using the correct HTS code is crucial, as incorrect classification can result in penalties or delays.
There are several legal strategies to reduce import duty costs:
Always consult with a customs broker or trade compliance expert before implementing these strategies to ensure they are appropriate for your situation and comply with all regulations.
Here is a list of current US tariff rates as of August 2025. These rates are based on the policy changes announced by the Trump administration on July 31, 2025.Official White House Tariff Update (July 31, 2025)
| Country | 2025 Tariff Rate |
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Source: Official White House announcements and US Customs and Border Protection data, August 2025.
Important: Tariff rates are subject to change. For the most current rates, please consult official sources like the US International Trade Commission or US Customs and Border Protection.
This guide walks you through the process of calculating the total landed cost of imported goods, including duties, taxes, and fees.
The customs value typically includes the price paid for goods, international freight, and insurance (CIF value).
Key rates for 2025 (updated July 31): China: 30%, Canada: 35%, Mexico: 25%, India: 50%, Brazil: 50%, EU: 15%, Global base: 10%
Duty Amount = Customs Value × Tariff Rate (%)
MPF: 0.3464% of customs value (min $27.98, max $538.40). HMF: 0.125% for sea shipments.
US tariff policies are subject to change. The latest major update was on July 31, 2025.
For the most current tariff information, consult these official sources:
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This information is provided for educational purposes only. For expert guidance on import duties and tariffs, consider consulting with a customs broker or international trade specialist.
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