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Data sources

Where our data comes from

Customs Declare is built on nomenclature, tariff and tax data published by customs authorities, governments and international bodies. Each source is credited below, together with anything we changed.

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Nomenclatures and classification

  • Harmonized System (HS 2022), 6-digit

    Published by
    World Customs Organization (WCO); code list as published by UN Comtrade (UN Statistics Division)
    Credit
    Source: World Customs Organization, Harmonized System 2022; code list via UN Comtrade (UN Statistics Division).
    What we changed or left out
    Descriptions in languages other than English are machine translations by Customs Declare, not official WCO texts.
  • EU Combined Nomenclature 2026 (CN8)

    Published by
    Publications Office of the European Union / Eurostat
    Credit
    Source: Eurostat / Publications Office of the European Union, Combined Nomenclature 2026 (Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1926).
    Licence
    European Commission reuse policy (CC BY 4.0)
    What we changed or left out
    Changes: each code's description is reassembled from the dataset's level-by-level hierarchy into one line.
  • Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States, 2026 Revision 21

    Published by
    U.S. International Trade Commission
    Credit
    Source: U.S. International Trade Commission, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (2026 Revision 21).
    What we changed or left out
    Chapters 98 and 99 (special classification provisions) have no HS6 parent and are not shown.
  • UK Global Tariff commodity codes

    Published by
    HM Revenue & Customs and Department for Business and Trade (UK Trade Tariff)
    Credit
    Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
    Licence
    Open Government Licence v3.0
  • Import and Export Tariff of the People's Republic of China (2026), 8-digit

    Published by
    State Council Tariff Commission, via the Ministry of Finance Tariff Department of China
    Credit
    Source: State Council Tariff Commission of the People's Republic of China, Import and Export Tariff (2026).
    What we changed or left out
    Text extracted from the published PDF by Customs Declare; Chinese descriptions are the official ones.
  • Customs Tariff of India 2023, First Schedule (ITC-HS 8-digit)

    Published by
    Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC), Government of India
    Credit
    Source: Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs, Government of India, Customs Tariff 2023 (First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act, 1975, as at 1 May 2023).
    What we changed or left out
    Taken from an archived copy of the 2023 edition; later amendments are not reflected.
  • GCC Integrated Customs Tariff, 12-digit (HS Code Master v3.3)

    Published by
    Dubai Customs, United Arab Emirates
    Credit
    Source: Dubai Customs, HS Code Master v3.3 (GCC Integrated Customs Tariff).
    What we changed or left out
    Arabic and English descriptions are Dubai Customs' own. UAE schedule.
  • Nomenclatura Comum do Mercosul (NCM), Gecex Resolution 926/2026

    Published by
    Siscomex Portal Único (Classif), Government of Brazil
    Credit
    Source: Portal Único Siscomex (Classif), Government of Brazil, Nomenclatura Comum do Mercosul.
    What we changed or left out
    English text is a machine translation by Customs Declare, not an official translation.
  • Turkish Customs Tariff (GTIP), annex to Presidential Decision 10781

    Published by
    Republic of Türkiye Official Gazette (Resmî Gazete), 30 December 2025
    Credit
    Source: Resmî Gazete of the Republic of Türkiye, 30 December 2025, annex to Presidential Decision 10781.
    What we changed or left out
    Read from scanned pages by optical character recognition, so errors are possible. Amendments by Decision 11507 (11 July 2026) are not applied. English text is a machine translation by Customs Declare, not an official translation.
  • Egyptian customs tariff (10-digit)

    Published by
    Egyptian Customs Authority
    Credit
    Source: Egyptian Customs Authority, public tariff browser.
    What we changed or left out
    Chapter 95 is not loaded. English text is a machine translation by Customs Declare, not an official translation.
  • ECOWAS Common External Tariff (TEC CEDEAO) 2022

    Published by
    ECOWAS; text as reproduced by the Office Togolais des Recettes (OTR)
    Credit
    Source: ECOWAS Common External Tariff (TEC CEDEAO) 2022, as published by the Office Togolais des Recettes.
    What we changed or left out
    The French original is shown as published. English text is a machine translation by Customs Declare, not an official translation.
  • EAC Common External Tariff 2022 (Legal Notice EAC/117/2022)

    Published by
    East African Community
    Credit
    Source: East African Community, Customs Union Common External Tariff, Version 2022 (Legal Notice EAC/117/2022).

Tariff rates

  • MFN applied tariff rates (WITS / UNCTAD TRAINS)

    Published by
    World Bank (WITS) and UNCTAD (TRAINS)
    Credit
    Source: World Integrated Trade Solution (World Bank) and UNCTAD TRAINS, MFN applied tariffs (simple average).
  • AfCFTA e-Tariff Book

    Published by
    AfCFTA Secretariat
    Credit
    Source: African Continental Free Trade Area Secretariat, e-Tariff Book.
  • EAEU Common Customs Tariff

    Published by
    Eurasian Economic Commission
    Credit
    Source: Eurasian Economic Commission, Common Customs Tariff of the Eurasian Economic Union (revisions to 8 October 2026).
    What we changed or left out
    Kyrgyzstan's rates are inferred from the EAEU tariff and are not the official Kyrgyz schedule. Specific and compound duties are not applied.
  • Serbia Customs Tariff 2026

    Published by
    Customs Administration of the Republic of Serbia
    Credit
    Source: Customs Administration of the Republic of Serbia, Customs Tariff 2026 (Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia 107/25 and 45/26, consolidated).
  • Angola Pauta Aduaneira (Legislative Decree 1/24)

    Published by
    Republic of Angola
    Credit
    Source: Republic of Angola, Pauta Aduaneira, Presidential Legislative Decree no. 1/24.
    What we changed or left out
    Read from the gazette scan; Law 18/24 amendments are not applied.
  • Lebanese integrated customs tariff

    Published by
    Lebanese Customs Administration
    Credit
    Source: Lebanese Customs Administration, integrated tariff table.
  • Timor-Leste import duty rate

    Published by
    Timor-Leste Customs Authority
    Credit
    Source: Timor-Leste Customs Authority, duties and taxes.
  • Customs Tariff, Departmental Consolidation

    Published by
    Canada Border Services Agency
    Credit
    Source: Canada Border Services Agency, Departmental Consolidation of the Customs Tariff.
  • US and UK general (third-country) duty rates

    Published by
    U.S. International Trade Commission; UK Department for Business and Trade
    Credit
    US: U.S. International Trade Commission, HTS 2026 Revision 21, column 1 general rate. UK: contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
    Licence
    Open Government Licence v3.0
    What we changed or left out
    Additional duties (for example trade-remedy or surcharge measures) are not included.

Trade agreements

  • Trade agreement texts and tariff schedules

    Published by
    EUR-Lex (EU agreements); ASEAN Secretariat and AANZFTA Secretariat; Enterprise Singapore (ACFTA, AIFTA schedules); Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USMCA); China FTA Network, Ministry of Commerce (ChAFTA); RCEP and CPTPP agreement texts; EAC, ECOWAS, SADC, COMESA, Mercosur and GCC treaty texts
    Credit
    Source: the agreement texts and tariff schedules published by the parties and secretariats named above. Each agreement's own source is kept with its rates.
    What we changed or left out
    Rates are the schedule's final or terminal rate; staging, quotas and product-specific rules not modelled are flagged on the results.

Taxes and duties

  • VAT, GST and excise rates

    Published by
    Compiled from published sources, including PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries, Tax Foundation, VATupdate, KPMG, Deloitte, Trading Economics, Wikipedia and national authorities such as the Kenya Revenue Authority, the South African National Treasury and the Federal Ministry of Finance of Nigeria
    Credit
    Source: rates compiled by Customs Declare from the publishers listed. The source for each rate is kept with it.
    What we changed or left out
    Secondary sources can lag the law. Confirm a rate with the destination's customs authority before filing.
  • South African anti-dumping, safeguard and vehicle duties

    Published by
    South African Revenue Service (SARS)
    Credit
    Source: South African Revenue Service, Customs and Excise Tariff, Schedules 1 and 2.

Other data

  • BACI world trade database (HS 2022, release 202601, year 2024), used for the unit-price valuation check

    Published by
    CEPII
    Credit
    Source: CEPII, BACI, version 202601 (2024 trade flows). Gaulier, G. and Zignago, S. (2010), BACI: International Trade Database at the Product-Level, CEPII Working Paper 2010-23.
    Licence
    Etalab Open Licence 2.0
    What we changed or left out
    Changes: quantity-weighted unit-value percentiles calculated by Customs Declare from all world flows. A FOB price benchmark only, not a customs valuation.
  • Exchange rates

    Published by
    Exchange Rate API
    Credit
    Rates By Exchange Rate API.
  • Declaration requirements and supporting documents by country

    Published by
    Official customs authorities and government trade portals, cited on each country page
    Credit
    Source: the customs authority or government page linked on each country's requirements page.
    What we changed or left out
    Where no official page could be found, a secondary source is cited and the page says so.
Sources and attribution

Built on official customs data, credited in full

Nomenclatures, tariffs and agreements come from the WCO, UN Comtrade, Eurostat, the USITC, HMRC and the customs authorities of China, India, the UAE, Brazil, Türkiye, Egypt and more. We credit every source and say what we changed.

See all data sources and credits
  • WCO
  • UN Comtrade
  • Eurostat
  • USITC
  • UK HMRC / DBT
  • State Council Tariff Commission (CN)
  • CBIC (India)
  • Dubai Customs
  • Siscomex (Brazil)
  • Resmî Gazete (Türkiye)
  • Egyptian Customs
  • ECOWAS
  • EAC
  • World Bank WITS
  • UNCTAD TRAINS
  • AfCFTA Secretariat
  • Eurasian Economic Commission
  • CEPII

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Rates By Exchange Rate API.

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