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Data provenance

Where our data
comes from

Every duty rate in DutyFlow is sourced directly from official government databases. No third-party data vendors. No AI-generated rates. Full provenance on every calculation.

Official sources only

Direct ingestion from government portals and official APIs. No third-party tariff vendors.

Updated daily

Critical datasets like Section 301 exclusions and CBP fee schedules refresh every 24 hours.

Estimates, not rulings

For formal customs entries and binding rulings, consult a licensed customs broker.

Data sources

Official data by jurisdiction

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US HTS Schedule

Annual (January) + supplemental updates

United States International Trade Commission (USITC)

Tariff classification + base duty rates

The Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States. All 99 chapters covering goods imported into the US. Includes general rates, special rates, and column 2 rates.

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Section 301 Actions

Continuous β€” exclusions updated quarterly

Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR)

Additional duties on Chinese-origin goods

Lists 1–4A covering Chinese goods under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974. Rates of 7.5%–25% applied on top of base HTS rates. Includes Chapter 99 HTS overlay codes.

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CBP Fee Schedule

Periodic β€” MPF cap adjusted annually

US Customs and Border Protection (CBP)

Merchandise Processing Fee, Harbor Maintenance Fee

CBP fee rates including the Merchandise Processing Fee (MPF at 0.3464%, min $31.67, max $614.35) and Harbor Maintenance Fee (HMF at 0.125%) as defined in 19 CFR 24.23.

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WTO MFN Rates (EU & Global)

Annual β€” updated on WTO notification cycle

World Trade Organization β€” Tariff Download Facility

Most-favoured-nation duty rates for 200+ countries

WTO MFN tariff data covering 200+ countries including EU member states. Used for all non-US destination calculations when country-specific bilateral data is unavailable.

Official source β†’
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UK Global Tariff

Real-time via HMRC Trade Tariff API

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC)

UK import duty rates post-Brexit

UK-specific tariff schedule established after Brexit. Covers commodity codes, duty rates, trade agreements including CPTPP, and the UK Tariff Preference scheme for developing countries.

Official source β†’
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WTO Bound Rates & FTA Schedules

Annual β€” FTA phasedown schedules tracked on treaty cycle

World Trade Organization + bilateral FTA texts

MFN bound rates + preferential FTA rates

WTO MFN tariff data for 200+ countries and FTA preferential rates under USMCA, KORUS, Japan-US Trade Agreement, EU bilateral FTAs, and CPTPP member schedules.

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VAT / GST Rates

Updated on government announcement

National tax authorities β€” country by country

Standard VAT/GST rates per destination market

Standard and reduced VAT/GST rates sourced directly from each country's official tax authority. Covers 50+ destination markets including EU member states, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, and more.

Update schedule

How often data refreshes

Data sourceFrequencyStatus
US HTS base ratesAnnualLive
Section 301 / IEEPA overlaysContinuousLive
CBP fee schedulePeriodicLive
WTO MFN ratesAnnualLive
UK Trade TariffReal-timeLive
WTO MFN ratesAnnualLive
FTA preferential ratesAnnualLive
VAT/GST ratesOn changeLive

Important disclaimer

DutyFlow provides duty rate data for estimation and planning purposes only. Rates shown are not binding on CBP, HMRC, or any customs authority. Actual duties depend on accurate tariff classification, country of origin determination, customs valuation method, and applicable trade agreements β€” all of which require professional analysis.

For formal customs entries, binding tariff classification rulings, or disputed customs decisions, consult a licensed customs broker or trade attorney. DutyFlow is not a substitute for professional customs advice.

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