Chapter 74, Copper and articles thereof. Subheading 7409.19: Other. The general (column 1) duty is 3%. On a $10,000.00 ocean shipment priced on Oct 27, 2026, total duty runs from 53% (Mexico) to 78% (China) across the 15 largest US import origins once Chapter 99 measures are added.
Example: $10,000.00 shipment ($10,000.00 customs value, ocean, entered Oct 27, 2026, no preference claimed). Open a row for every layer applied and every layer considered and not applied, with the source behind each; layers with the same outcome for most origins are listed once below the table. Customs fees (MPF, HMF) are not duty and are in the calculator below.
Product of China listed under heading 9903.88.03 (List 3, U.S. note 20(f), 25%). The highest rate in effect is charged: 25%.
Source: HTSUS 9903.88.03; HTSUS Chapter 99 U.S. notes 20 and 31 (2026HTSRev21)
Section 232 article (steel, aluminum and copper, heading 9903.82.02) is exempt under heading 9903.05.90 (U.S. note 52(f)). Heading 9903.05.31 (12.5% for China) is therefore not charged.
Source: HTSUS 9903.05.90; HTSUS 9903.05.31; Federal Register 2026-15181 (Section 301 forced-labor duties); CBP forced-labor HTS list (CSMS attachment)
Column 1 duty (MFN) 3%, Section 232 (national security) 50% applied; 4 more layers considered, not applied. Same as most origins, listed below.
Section 232 article (steel, aluminum and copper, heading 9903.82.02) is exempt under heading 9903.05.90 (U.S. note 52(f)). Heading 9903.05.55 (10% for Mexico) is therefore not charged.
Source: HTSUS 9903.05.90; HTSUS 9903.05.55; Federal Register 2026-15181 (Section 301 forced-labor duties); CBP forced-labor HTS list (CSMS attachment)
Not claimed in this estimate. FTA opportunity: claim USMCA origin to save $300.00. Origin MX qualifies for the 0.00% preferential rate vs. 3.00% MFN. Verify origin rules and certificate.
Source: CBP USMCA guidance
Column 1 duty (MFN) 3%, Section 232 (national security) 50% applied; 5 more layers considered, not applied. Same as most origins, listed below.
Section 232 article (steel, aluminum and copper, heading 9903.82.02) is exempt under heading 9903.05.90 (U.S. note 52(f)). Heading 9903.05.29 (10% for Canada) is therefore not charged.
Source: HTSUS 9903.05.90; HTSUS 9903.05.29; Federal Register 2026-15181 (Section 301 forced-labor duties); CBP forced-labor HTS list (CSMS attachment)
This code is not listed in U.S. note 51(b) (headings 9903.03.12 to 9903.03.14).
Source: Proclamations 11046 to 11048 (Section 338 Canada), start moved to Aug 22 2026 by Proclamation 11056
Not claimed in this estimate. FTA opportunity: claim USMCA origin to save $300.00. Origin CA qualifies for the 0.00% preferential rate vs. 3.00% MFN. Verify origin rules and certificate.
Source: CBP USMCA guidance
Column 1 duty (MFN) 3%, Section 232 (national security) 50% applied; 4 more layers considered, not applied. Same as most origins, listed below.
Section 232 article (steel, aluminum and copper, heading 9903.82.02) is exempt under heading 9903.05.90 (U.S. note 52(f)). Heading 9903.05.84 (12.5% for Vietnam) is therefore not charged.
Source: HTSUS 9903.05.90; HTSUS 9903.05.84; Federal Register 2026-15181 (Section 301 forced-labor duties); CBP forced-labor HTS list (CSMS attachment)
Column 1 duty (MFN) 3%, Section 232 (national security) 50% applied; 5 more layers considered, not applied. Same as most origins, listed below.
Section 232 article (steel, aluminum and copper, heading 9903.82.02) is exempt under heading 9903.05.90 (U.S. note 52(f)). Heading 9903.05.44 (10% for India) is therefore not charged.
Source: HTSUS 9903.05.90; HTSUS 9903.05.44; Federal Register 2026-15181 (Section 301 forced-labor duties); CBP forced-labor HTS list (CSMS attachment)
Column 1 duty (MFN) 3%, Section 232 (national security) 50% applied; 5 more layers considered, not applied. Same as most origins, listed below.
Section 232 article (steel, aluminum and copper, heading 9903.82.02) is exempt under heading 9903.05.90 (U.S. note 52(f)). Heading 9903.05.39 (7% for Germany) is therefore not charged.
Source: HTSUS 9903.05.90; HTSUS 9903.05.39; Federal Register 2026-15181 (Section 301 forced-labor duties); CBP forced-labor HTS list (CSMS attachment)
Column 1 duty (MFN) 3%, Section 232 (national security) 50% applied; 5 more layers considered, not applied. Same as most origins, listed below.
Section 232 article (steel, aluminum and copper, heading 9903.82.02) is exempt under heading 9903.05.90 (U.S. note 52(f)). Heading 9903.05.49 (9.5% for Japan) is therefore not charged.
Source: HTSUS 9903.05.90; HTSUS 9903.05.49; Federal Register 2026-15181 (Section 301 forced-labor duties); CBP forced-labor HTS list (CSMS attachment)
Column 1 duty (MFN) 3%, Section 232 (national security) 50% applied; 5 more layers considered, not applied. Same as most origins, listed below.
Section 232 article (steel, aluminum and copper, heading 9903.82.02) is exempt under heading 9903.05.90 (U.S. note 52(f)). Heading 9903.05.71 (9.5% for South Korea) is therefore not charged.
Source: HTSUS 9903.05.90; HTSUS 9903.05.71; Federal Register 2026-15181 (Section 301 forced-labor duties); CBP forced-labor HTS list (CSMS attachment)
Not claimed in this estimate. FTA opportunity: claim KORUS origin to save $300.00. Origin KR qualifies for the 0.00% preferential rate vs. 3.00% MFN. Verify origin rules and certificate.
Column 1 duty (MFN) 3%, Section 232 (national security) 50% applied; 5 more layers considered, not applied. Same as most origins, listed below.
Section 232 article (steel, aluminum and copper, heading 9903.82.02) is exempt under heading 9903.05.90 (U.S. note 52(f)). Heading 9903.05.76 (7% for Taiwan) is therefore not charged.
Source: HTSUS 9903.05.90; HTSUS 9903.05.76; Federal Register 2026-15181 (Section 301 forced-labor duties); CBP forced-labor HTS list (CSMS attachment)
Column 1 duty (MFN) 3%, Section 232 (national security) 50% applied; 5 more layers considered, not applied. Same as most origins, listed below.
Section 232 article (steel, aluminum and copper, heading 9903.82.02) is exempt under heading 9903.05.90 (U.S. note 52(f)). Heading 9903.05.77 (12.5% for Thailand) is therefore not charged.
Source: HTSUS 9903.05.90; HTSUS 9903.05.77; Federal Register 2026-15181 (Section 301 forced-labor duties); CBP forced-labor HTS list (CSMS attachment)
Column 1 duty (MFN) 3%, Section 232 (national security) 50% applied; 5 more layers considered, not applied. Same as most origins, listed below.
Section 232 article (steel, aluminum and copper, heading 9903.82.02) is exempt under heading 9903.05.90 (U.S. note 52(f)). Heading 9903.05.81 (10% for United Kingdom) is therefore not charged.
Source: HTSUS 9903.05.90; HTSUS 9903.05.81; Federal Register 2026-15181 (Section 301 forced-labor duties); CBP forced-labor HTS list (CSMS attachment)
Column 1 duty (MFN) 3%, Section 232 (national security) 50% applied; 5 more layers considered, not applied. Same as most origins, listed below.
Section 232 article (steel, aluminum and copper, heading 9903.82.02) is exempt under heading 9903.05.90 (U.S. note 52(f)). Heading 9903.05.39 (7% for Italy) is therefore not charged.
Source: HTSUS 9903.05.90; HTSUS 9903.05.39; Federal Register 2026-15181 (Section 301 forced-labor duties); CBP forced-labor HTS list (CSMS attachment)
Column 1 duty (MFN) 3%, Section 232 (national security) 50% applied; 5 more layers considered, not applied. Same as most origins, listed below.
Section 232 article (steel, aluminum and copper, heading 9903.82.02) is exempt under heading 9903.05.90 (U.S. note 52(f)). Heading 9903.05.54 (10% for Malaysia) is therefore not charged.
Source: HTSUS 9903.05.90; HTSUS 9903.05.54; Federal Register 2026-15181 (Section 301 forced-labor duties); CBP forced-labor HTS list (CSMS attachment)
Column 1 duty (MFN) 3%, Section 232 (national security) 50% applied; 5 more layers considered, not applied. Same as most origins, listed below.
Section 232 article (steel, aluminum and copper, heading 9903.82.02) is exempt under heading 9903.05.90 (U.S. note 52(f)). Heading 9903.05.45 (10% for Indonesia) is therefore not charged.
Source: HTSUS 9903.05.90; HTSUS 9903.05.45; Federal Register 2026-15181 (Section 301 forced-labor duties); CBP forced-labor HTS list (CSMS attachment)
Column 1 duty (MFN) 3%, Section 232 (national security) 50% applied; 5 more layers considered, not applied. Same as most origins, listed below.
Section 232 article (steel, aluminum and copper, heading 9903.82.02) is exempt under heading 9903.05.90 (U.S. note 52(f)). Heading 9903.05.27 (12.5% for Brazil) is therefore not charged.
Source: HTSUS 9903.05.90; HTSUS 9903.05.27; Federal Register 2026-15181 (Section 301 forced-labor duties); CBP forced-labor HTS list (CSMS attachment)
Section 232 article (steel, aluminum and copper, heading 9903.82.02) is exempt from the Section 301 Brazil duty under heading 9903.05.07 (U.S. note 50(a)(vi)).
Source: HTSUS 9903.05.01 and U.S. note 50; Federal Register 2026-14542 (Section 301 action on Brazil)
Column 1 duty (MFN) 3%, Section 232 (national security) 50% applied; 5 more layers considered, not applied. Same as most origins, listed below.
Each layer below was applied or considered for the origins named under it, with the same result and reason for each.
General (column 1) rate of HTSUS 7409.19.10.00: 3% of customs value.
Source: HTSUS 7409.19.10.00
Same for all 15 origins.
steel, aluminum and copper: articles of aluminum, steel or copper, note 16(c)(i)-(v). 50% on the full customs value under heading 9903.82.02.
Source: HTSUS 9903.82.02; Federal Register 2026-06960 (aluminum, steel and copper); USITC HTSUS Chapter 99 (2026HTSRev21)
Same for all 15 origins.
Expired on 2026-07-24 at the 150-day statutory limit; the Section 301 forced-labor duty replaced it.
Source: HTSUS 9903.03.01
Same for all 15 origins.
Not one of the pharmaceutical provisions listed in U.S. note 40(c).
Source: USITC HTSUS Chapter 99 (2026HTSRev21)
Same for all 15 origins.
Applies only to products of Canada.
Source: Proclamations 11046 to 11048 (Section 338 Canada), start moved to Aug 22 2026 by Proclamation 11056
Same for 14 of 15 origins (all except Canada).
No antidumping or countervailing duty order in our data lists this code for this country of origin. Order scope follows the written product description, so check it for your goods.
Source: CBP antidumping and countervailing duties
Same for all 15 origins.
Listed under 9903.88.03, but Section 301 China duties apply only to products of China.
Source: HTSUS Chapter 99 U.S. notes 20 and 31 (2026HTSRev21)
Same for 14 of 15 origins (all except China).
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The general (column 1) rate is 3%. With Chapter 99 duties added, the effective duty on a $10,000 ocean shipment ranges from 53% (Mexico) to 78% (China) across the 15 origins priced here on Oct 27, 2026.
Yes. Product of China listed under heading 9903.88.03 (List 3, U.S. note 20(f), 25%). The highest rate in effect is charged: 25%.
No. Section 232 article (steel, aluminum and copper, heading 9903.82.02) is exempt under heading 9903.05.90 (U.S. note 52(f)). Heading 9903.05.31 (12.5% for China) is therefore not charged.
Yes. steel, aluminum and copper: articles of aluminum, steel or copper, note 16(c)(i)-(v). 50% on the full customs value under heading 9903.82.02.
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Each origin is priced by the same rate resolver and engine as the LandedFees calculator, from the USITC HTS 2026 Rev. 21 and the HTSUS Chapter 99 notes, on Oct 27, 2026. AD/CVD uses the all-others cash deposit rate. Estimates for planning, not a binding ruling or legal advice; confirm with your customs broker before filing.
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