HS Code to US HTS Converter
Start with an international HS code and expand it into the US tariff lines used for duty and statistical reporting.
Use a 6-digit international HS code to see every matching 8- and 10-digit US reporting option.
Why does one HS code produce several US codes?
The first six digits come from the international Harmonized System. The United States extends that structure to eight-digit tariff provisions and ten-digit statistical reporting numbers. Material, construction, use, capacity or other facts determine which branch applies.
How to use the results
- 1Confirm that the six-digit international description matches the product.
- 2Compare every US branch and the applicable section and chapter notes.
- 3Open the most likely code, then use the product classifier if facts are still missing.
Not sure of the six-digit code?
Describe the product instead. The guided lookup retrieves likely tariff paths and asks for details that can change the result.
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