Platform Function

    Tariff Check

    Look up duty rates, Section 301/232 add-ons, IEEPA duties, and trade agreement preferences for any HTS code and country pairing.

    What is this feature?

    Tariff Check returns the full duty picture for an HTS code: MFN rate, Section 301/232 surcharges, IEEPA duties, AD/CVD orders, FTA preferences, and quota status — for any country pairing. Use it to price imports, evaluate sourcing alternatives, and confirm preferential eligibility before you commit.

    When should I use it?

    • Pricing a new import or quoting landed cost
    • Evaluating sourcing alternatives across countries
    • Confirming whether a USMCA/FTA preference applies
    • Checking for active anti-dumping or countervailing duty orders

    Tariff Analysis in BITE

    Learn how BITE helps importers, customs brokers, and trade compliance professionals calculate U.S. import duties, review tariff applicability, and identify customs compliance risks.

    In this demo you'll learn how to

    • Search products using HTS classifications
    • Calculate base duties and stacked tariffs
    • Review Section 232, Section 301, and IEEPA duties
    • Compare tariff impacts across countries of origin
    • Identify customs and compliance risk flags
    • Generate audit-ready tariff analysis
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    Tariff Analysis Results

    HTS Classification

    The 10-digit HTS code and description used as the basis for the duty calculation.

    Duty Summary

    Base MFN duty stacked with Section 232, Section 301, IEEPA, and AD/CVD exposure.

    Customs Flags

    Applicable trade remedies, PGA requirements, and compliance risk indicators.

    Country Comparison

    Side-by-side landed duty impact across alternative countries of origin.

    Supporting References

    Linked CBP rulings, tariff notes, and regulatory citations backing each result.

    Common Issues & FAQs

    Why is my Section 301 rate higher than expected?

    Section 301 surcharges apply on top of MFN — BITE shows the stacked total. Check the HTS exclusion list for relief.

    How do I claim an FTA preference?

    BITE indicates eligibility; you still need a valid certificate of origin and qualifying rules-of-origin documentation.

    Are rates real-time?

    Yes — BITE syncs with USITC, USTR, and Federal Register publications.

    Tariffs
    HTS
    Import
    Section 301
    Section 232
    IEEPA
    AD/CVD