Calculate the true cost of any US import shipment — MFN or FTA duty rate, Merchandise Processing Fee (MPF), Harbor Maintenance Fee (HMF), freight, insurance, and brokerage — before goods leave origin.
Enter your HTS code, origin country, declared value, and shipment costs. The calculator applies the correct duty rate — MFN or FTA — plus all CBP fees automatically.
Sample: Electronics from South Korea (KORUS)
KORUS: 0% duty + MPF exempt on most HS chapters
Search 28,000+ USITC codes by keyword or code number to find your MFN or FTA duty rate.
Select the country of origin and enter the declared value. FTA rates apply automatically for qualifying countries.
Enter freight, insurance, brokerage, and other fees to get the full all-in landed cost.
Landed cost is the total cost of importing goods to their destination — purchase price, import duty, MPF, HMF, freight, insurance, and brokerage. It is the true all-in cost before you can sell the product.
MPF is 0.3464% of declared value, minimum $33.58, maximum $651.50 per entry. Goods from FTA countries (Canada, Mexico, Colombia, South Korea, and others) are typically exempt.
Use The Tariff Desk HTS code lookup to find your 10-digit HTS code. Every result shows the MFN rate, any FTA preferential rate, and applicable Section 301 or Section 122 surcharges.
Yes significantly. Qualifying goods from Canada or Mexico get 0% duty and MPF exemption under USMCA, which can save thousands per shipment compared to MFN.
Tariff exposure is (duty + MPF + HMF) ÷ declared value, expressed as a percentage. It tells you what fraction of your product cost is going to CBP fees — useful for comparing sourcing options.
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