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Enter an HTS number and country of origin. HTS Resolve shows the classification, duty, and possible Section 232, Section 301 and forced labor issues in one search.
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- HTS classification and duty Shown
- Section 232 Possible issue
- Section 301 (China) Possible issue
- Forced labor Checked
- Federal Register notices Checked
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Results are filtered by country of origin, so you only see what could apply to your goods, written in plain language.
HTS classification
Description, general duty rate, units, and the heading it falls under.
Section 232
Possible Chapter 99 provisions and the conditions that decide them.
Section 301
China tariffs, shown only when the HTS is listed.
Forced labor
Country-based tariffs and possible exemptions, matched to your HTS.
Federal Register
Recent notices connected to your search.
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Is this a final classification or legal advice?
No. HTS Resolve points out possible requirements so you know what to check. Final decisions still need professional review and reasonable care.
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Official sources, including the U.S. International Trade Commission’s HTS and published Federal Register notices.
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No. Enter the full 8 or 10 digits, like 7318152010.
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