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Start with one product line and origin. Traverse checks the active duty stack, flags review points, and keeps the work product tied to source context.

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The base duty stack is open to everyone. A free account opens full output, AD/CVD detail, Chapter 98 processing, and available exports.

Policy stack evaluated for 2026-07-20. HTS base and fee constants use the current loaded schedule; non-current AD/CVD scenarios require Commerce ACCESS verification. Sources: USITC HTS, Federal Register, Commerce AD/CVD. Built from public source records. Not legal advice.

Of alloy steel

Origin: 🇮🇳 India (IN) · Unit: · Base: MFN Base Rate (General)

Total Applicable Duty

50%ad valorem

1 instrument applicable

MFN Base Rate (General): Free + Additional: 50%

⚠️ 1 source check due

MFN Base Rate (General)Free

Source: USITC Harmonized Tariff Schedule

Section 232, Steel TariffVerified 57d ago

+50%

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Unilateral preference eligibility

GSPLapsedSPI "A" · through 2020-12-31

Generalized System of Preferences

Program lapsed 2020-12-31. CBP advises filers to continue flagging SPI "A" on qualifying entries so duties can be refunded if Congress reauthorizes retroactively (H.R. 4276 pending).

CBP / USTR reference

Unilateral preferences are claimed at entry by prefixing the SPI to the HTSUS number. The simulator does not auto-zero the MFN rate for these programs because eligibility depends on article-specific tariff-shift, de minimis, and substantial-transformation rules outside the HS + country pair. Confirm with the CBP reference before filing.

Landed-cost Fee Overlay (MPF + HMF)

Estimate the Merchandise Processing Fee and Harbor Maintenance Fee separately from the ad-valorem duty stack. Fees are charged on entered value, not as a percentage on top of the tariff.

Simulation, not a filing basis. This tool models the ad-valorem duty stack for directional analysis. It does NOT replace the official HTSUS, a licensed customs broker, or Commerce / USTR / CBP rulings. The total does not include antidumping or countervailing duties (AD/CVD), non-ad-valorem specific duty components, preferential FTA rates that require origin qualification, Chapter 98 provisions, Chapter 99 exclusions, or §232 absolute-quota fill status. Rates change frequently. Before entering any commercial shipment, verify the applicable rate in the USITC HTSUS and confirm with CBP or a licensed customs broker.

Origin Comparison

7305.31.60

Ad-valorem totals only. Specific/compound components and FTA qualification are surfaced on the main stack. Click a row to reload the simulator for that origin.

Policy Chain

5 instruments

§232 SteelApr 6, 2026
ActiveSection 232
§301 List 4ASep 1, 2019
ActiveSection 301
232 Steel Quota (AR)Jun 1, 2018
RevokedProclamation 9759 (2018); 19 USC 1862· sunset Mar 11, 2025
232 Steel Quota (BR)Jun 1, 2018
RevokedProclamation 9759 (2018); 19 USC 1862· sunset Mar 11, 2025
232 Steel Quota (KR)May 1, 2018
RevokedProclamation 9740 (2018); 19 USC 1862· sunset Mar 11, 2025

Includes revoked and suspended instruments so the legal arc is visible. Only active instruments feed the duty total on the main panel.

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