Duty rates you can feed straight into landed-cost calculators, ERP systems and trade-compliance tools.
What's included
- National tariff lines (8 to 10 digits) with Spanish and English descriptions
- Most-favoured-nation duty rates, including specific and compound duties encoded as structured formulas
- Preferential rates under USMCA and other free trade agreements in force for each country, with staging where it still applies
- Units of measure, effective-from and effective-to dates, and the legal instrument behind each change
- Concordances between HS 2012, 2017 and 2022 editions and between national lines
How buyers use it
- Cross-border e-commerce platforms calculate duties at checkout
- Importers compare sourcing countries on duty cost under different agreements
- Trade-compliance software vendors embed current rates in their products
- Analysts model the cost impact of tariff changes on nearshoring decisions
Coverage and methodology
The schedule covers Mexico, the United States, Canada, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay. A licensed customs broker reviews official gazettes every business day and encodes changes, and a second specialist checks each change before release. Anti-dumping and countervailing duties are listed separately because they apply to specific producers. Rates are information, not legal advice; for binding treatment importers should request an advance ruling from the relevant customs authority.