China to USA Tariff Calculator
Calculate exact import duties from China to the United States. Our calculator includes Section 301 tariffs, anti-dumping duties, and all applicable fees for 2025.
⚠️ 2025 Tariff Update
Section 301 tariffs remain in effect for most Chinese imports. Additional tariffs may apply based on product category. Always verify with latest USTR announcements.
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Understanding China to USA Tariffs
Section 301 Tariffs
Section 301 tariffs, implemented during the US-China trade war, affect approximately $370 billion worth of Chinese imports. These additional duties range from 7.5% to 25% on top of regular import duties.
Most Affected Product Categories
- Electronics & Technology: 25% additional tariff on most items
- Machinery & Equipment: 7.5-25% depending on classification
- Textiles & Apparel: Regular duties plus 7.5% Section 301
- Steel & Aluminum: Subject to Section 232 tariffs (25% and 10%)
- Consumer Goods: Varies by product, typically 7.5-25% additional
Calculating Total Import Costs
When importing from China to the USA, your total costs include:
- Product value (FOB)
- International shipping and insurance
- Regular customs duty (based on HTS classification)
- Section 301 additional tariffs (if applicable)
- Merchandise Processing Fee (0.3464% of value, min $27.75, max $538.40)
- Harbor Maintenance Fee (0.125% of value for ocean shipments)
Exemptions and Exclusions
Some products may qualify for tariff exclusions. Check the USTR exclusion list for your specific HTS code. Medical supplies and certain essential goods may have temporary exemptions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Section 301 tariffs still in effect in 2025?
Yes, Section 301 tariffs remain in effect as of 2025. While there have been discussions about modifications, most tariffs on Chinese goods continue at their current rates of 7.5% to 25%.
How do I find my product's HTS code?
You can search for HTS codes on the US International Trade Commission website or consult with a customs broker. Accurate classification is crucial for determining the correct tariff rate.
Can I avoid Section 301 tariffs by shipping through another country?
No, tariffs are based on the country of origin, not the shipping route. Attempting to circumvent tariffs through transshipment is illegal and can result in penalties.
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