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HS Code Finder & U.S. Tariff Lookup
Describe a commodity to search the official U.S. International Trade Commission tariff schedule. Results separate the international six-digit HS code from the longer U.S. HTS classification and show published rate fields where available.
Official U.S. HTS reference, not a binding classification. The first six digits are the internationally harmonized portion; longer digits and duty treatment are country-specific. Rates can also depend on origin, trade programs, quotas and additional duties. Confirm with the importing customs authority or a licensed broker.
Recommended next step
Parse the commercial invoice and review codes beside each cargo line.
What this tool helps you check
- Search commodities by plain-language description
- Separate six-digit HS from U.S. HTS
- Review published general rate fields
- Copy a candidate code for invoice review
Calculation method
The search queries the official U.S. International Trade Commission HTS service, ranks matching descriptions and displays the first six digits separately from the longer U.S. statistical classification.
Search results are candidates, not binding rulings. Duty treatment depends on the full classification, origin, destination and applicable trade measures.
Frequently asked questions
Is the HS Code Finder & U.S. Tariff Lookup free to use?
Yes. The calculator is available without an account, and values entered into the form are calculated in the browser or by the tool endpoint required for the lookup.
How does the HS Code Finder & U.S. Tariff Lookup work?
The search queries the official U.S. International Trade Commission HTS service, ranks matching descriptions and displays the first six digits separately from the longer U.S. statistical classification.
Can I use the result for a booking or invoice approval?
Use the result as a transparent working calculation and verify it against the governing carrier tariff, contract or operational requirement. Search results are candidates, not binding rulings. Duty treatment depends on the full classification, origin, destination and applicable trade measures.