Every market at once
All the markets you sell into are rated together, each in its own tariff.
What each product pays, in every market.
The duty on your finished product in every market you sell into, and on every input you bring in, with extra measures and the preferences you can claim.
Nothing in one market, full duty in the next. Every route gets a rate, with preferences and extra measures included.
Additional measures included
Anything on top of the MFN rate, like US Chapter 99, is added where it applies and shown line by line.
Inputs as well as the product
Every input is rated for the market it comes into, with any preference beside the full rate.
Preferences only with proof
A preferential rate is used only once the proof of origin it depends on is on file and in date.
Next to the origin result
Each route's duty sits beside its code and origin result, so you see what a claim is worth before you make it.
Worked out again when a tariff changes
Every rate remembers the tariff it came from and is worked out again when that tariff changes.
Duty, the usual way and with Inferred.
The usual wayWith Inferred
Rating a route
The usual wayLooked up in each tariff by hand, one market at a time.
Every market at once, each rate tied to the tariff it came from.
Additional measures
The usual wayEasy to miss until the bill arrives at the border.
Added where they apply, such as US Chapter 99 measures, and shown line by line.
Preferences on inputs
The usual wayClaimed or not by habit, with the proof somewhere else.
Shown beside the full rate, and used only once the proof of origin is on file.
About duties
Which duties are included?
The MFN rate in each market's tariff, additional measures where they apply and the preferences you can claim. Browse every MFN rate.
Does it rate the inputs as well as the product?
Yes. Every input is rated for the market it comes into, with any preference beside the full rate.
When is a preferential rate used?
Only once the proof of origin it depends on is on file and still in date for that route. What counts as proof.
What happens when a tariff changes?
Every rate keeps the tariff version it came from and is worked out again when that tariff changes.