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About CustomsTariffs.com

Operator

CustomsTariffs.com is operated by Copyvisor OÜ, registry code 16023836, Aia tn 5-3, 10111 Tallinn, Estonia. It is independent and is not a customs authority, tax authority, law firm, or customs broker.

CustomsTariffs.com is a free, open-access directory of customs duty rates and Harmonized System (HS) codes. We aggregate tariff data from published tariff references and international trade databases to help users begin tariff research. It is independent and is not a customs authority or customs brokerage service.

Coverage

We currently cover 18 countries across the Middle East, North Africa, South Asia, and major global economies. Our database contains tariff records in English and, where present in the source mapping, Arabic. Search coverage is broader than the set of pages we ask search engines to index.

Data Sources

Our tariff data has the following source coverage:

  • GCC Common External Tariff (CET) — Used for Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain. Data sourced from the GCC Integrated Tariff reference published by ZATCA. Oman is reconciled separately with its national schedule. Qatar, UAE and Kuwait lines link to their separately published references, with unresolved exceptions identified. National application must be verified.
  • Oman Customs 2026 — Labelled Oman lines use the general national schedule effective January 1, 2026, checked September 14, 2026. Each matched line links to its PDF page. Compound duties retain their minimum charges. Old codes absent from the schedule have no quoted duty, and missing source amounts are identified. Later amendments, preferences and shipment-specific restrictions are not consolidated.
  • Qatar Customs published schedule — Labelled Qatar lines cite the downloadable file labelled 2026 and its PDF pages. This is a published reference, not a consolidated current national tariff. Conflicting dairy references, special goods and missing amounts have no quoted numeric duty. The explicit codes in Decrees 63/2025 and 31/2026 have been checked against their original Arabic annexes: 720 additions and 34 deletion instructions. Exact amended lines cite their annex and application date. Fourteen dairy categories and a catalyst description conflict still require Qatar Customs confirmation.
  • Pakistan FBR FY 2026–27 — 7,605 national PCT codes, including 54 specific duties, are searchable with links to the exact PDF pages. These are base CD references and description excerpts, separate from historical WITS averages. Additional duties, taxes, origin treatment and conditional concessions require separate checks.
  • Egyptian Customs national lookup — 8,840 national subdivisions under 5,578 HS6 prefixes are presented separately from the historical WITS 2019 averages. Each prefix links to the official lookup. Original Arabic descriptions, taxes and conditions are retained, and multiple treatments are not reduced to one percentage. The checked lookup does not supply line-level effective dates.
  • Kuwait Public Authority for Industry reference — 13,436 exact codes cite the PAI-published GCC workbook, including 33 added codes. The workbook is labelled 2022 and linked for the 2025 code transition; it is not a consolidated current Kuwait duty schedule. Twenty product-description conflicts, 46 incomplete tobacco duties, 77 special-goods entries and three missing amounts are withheld from numeric duty summaries. Other rows retain historical source labels.
  • Dubai Customs published reference — 13,449 UAE codes cite the official HSCodeMaster v3.3 workbook, including 31 added codes. Twenty-six tobacco entries include minimum duties through exact predecessor-code mappings to the service guide; 22 incomplete duties are withheld. Workbook rates have no inferred effective date and do not establish a consolidated current UAE-wide duty or import permission. Other UAE rows retain historical labels.
  • WITS / UNCTAD TRAINS — Used for Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, Algeria, Lebanon, Pakistan, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Turkey, India, China, United States. Data sourced from the World Integrated Trade Solution (WITS) database, which provides historical HS6 Most-Favoured-Nation (MFN) averages. These are indicative averages, not shipment-specific national tariff rulings. The source year is displayed on each country and tariff page. Ten countries now use the 2023 reported dataset, with edition-specific HS descriptions and counts of national lines excluded from the average. A response with no usable ad-valorem line is not displayed as zero duty. Egypt and Lebanon retain their older source years.

How the HS Code System Works

The Harmonized System (HS) is an international nomenclature developed by the World Customs Organization (WCO) for classifying traded products. It is used by more than 200 countries as the basis for customs tariffs and trade statistics. The system organizes products into 21 sections, 97 chapters, and thousands of headings and subheadings. Each product is assigned a unique numeric code (typically 6-12 digits) that determines its customs duty rate.

Disclaimer

Important: The duty rates and trade information provided on this website are for informational and reference purposes only. While we work to preserve source accuracy and clearly label vintage, tariff rates are subject to change by government authorities without notice. Some data (particularly WITS-sourced countries) may reflect rates from prior years.

This website does not constitute legal, tax, or customs brokerage advice. Users should always verify current duty rates with the relevant national customs authority before making import/export decisions. CustomsTariffs.com assumes no liability for any losses or damages arising from the use of information on this site.

Duty rates shown do not include Value Added Tax (VAT), excise taxes, anti-dumping duties, countervailing duties, or other additional fees that may apply to specific products or trade agreements.

Contact

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