Trade Intelligence Platform · Updated for 2026

Trade intelligence.
Built for what
tariffs are now.

HTS classification, landed-cost build-up, FTA optimization, and sourcing scenario modeling — with tariff intelligence that auto-refreshes every two weeks.

Section 122 Section 301 Section 232 USMCA / KORUS CAPE Refunds
88.8%
Peak China Tariff 2026
Jul 24
Sect. 122 Expiration
$166B
IEEPA Refund Eligible
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Auto-Refreshing Tariff Feed
Built by Aditi Gupta · Rutgers MSCA 2026
Free tool — no account required

What do you import? See what it costs — and where it costs less.

Select your product, pick your current source country, enter your annual spend. We'll show your current duty rate and the three best alternative origins ranked by savings.

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Auto & Mfg Parts
HTS 8708
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Electronics & Sensors
HTS 9026
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Steel & Metal Products
HTS 7308
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Aluminum Products
HTS 7616
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Rubber & Plastics
HTS 4016
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Perfumes & Cosmetics
HTS 3303
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Leather Goods
HTS 4202
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Textiles & Apparel
HTS 6109
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Semiconductors
HTS 8542
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Industrial Machinery
HTS 8479
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Medical Devices
HTS 9018
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Chemicals
HTS 2921
Why this exists

Your HTS classifications were correct in January. By April, they were costing you.

In 2025, the same product could carry 28% in additional duties one quarter and face a refund claim the next. Your ERP didn't update automatically. Your broker caught it weeks later, on the invoice. That is not a process failure. That is what happens when tariff intelligence lives in spreadsheets while trade policy moves at the speed of executive orders.

In February 2026, the Supreme Court invalidated IEEPA tariffs. Congress responded with Section 122 — a 10% global surcharge effective February 24, expires July 24, 2026. New Section 301 investigations targeting 16 countries launched in March. The CAPE refund portal opened in April for $166B in overpaid duties. Every one of these events changed landed costs for active importers. Most finance teams are still using last year's rates.

TariffSense audits your import portfolio against current rates in real time — classification accuracy, FTA eligibility, tariff calendar risk, supplier alternatives — the work that currently lives across broker portals, tariff books, and Excel, in one platform.

88.8%
Maximum effective rate on Chinese steel: MFN 3.8% + Sect.122 10% + Sect.301 25% + Sect.232 50%
Jul 24, 2026
Section 122 expiration — swings landed costs 5–10 points overnight if not extended by Congress
$166B
IEEPA duties eligible for refund via CBP CAPE portal — most importers haven't filed
Platform Capabilities
From audit to action in one platform.
Everything your import team needs — from classification audit to supplier swap modeling to executive reporting.
Audit
Import Portfolio Audit
Upload your import manifest. AI audits every line: HTS classification accuracy, duty rate validation, FTA eligibility gaps, and misclassification risk flagged by $ impact.
Classification
HTS Classification Engine
Returns top HTS candidates with GRI rationale, Section 301 stacking, audit-exposure scoring, and a mandatory legal disclaimer on every output.
Strategy
Supplier Swap Analyzer
Moving production? Model the full landed cost delta before committing: duty rates, ROO complexity, freight assumptions, and 3-year NPV with assumptions visible.
Calendar
Tariff Calendar & Risk
Track Section 122 expiration, Section 301 review dates, anti-dumping order deadlines, and FTA elections — filtered to your portfolio countries and categories.
Intelligence
Tariff Intelligence Feed
Auto-refreshing briefing every 14 days. Active regimes, rate changes, upcoming deadlines, and one recommended action — shared across all users from a single AI call.
Reporting
Executive Report Generator
Structured tariff exposure summaries ready for VP, CPO, or board. Key metrics, prioritized findings, strategic recommendations. Printable. No spreadsheet required.

Exposure Desk

TARIFF RISK OVERVIEW · ACTIVE PORTFOLIO

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Welcome, —
Import Base Under Review
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0 products tracked
Annual Duty Cost
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Effective rate: 0%
FTA Savings Potential
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Treaty savings available
High-Risk Items
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Duty rate >30% or missing HTS
Top Duty Exposure — By Product
Ranked by annual duty cost
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No portfolio items
Add products to see duty breakdown
Duty by Country of Origin
Annual duty cost by source country
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Compliance Action Items
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Tariff Intelligence Feed
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Upload your import manifest or paste your import lines below. AI audits every line for classification accuracy, FTA eligibility, and duty optimization — ranked by dollar impact. No HTS codes required to start.
AUDIT-01 · Import Upload
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Drop CSV here or click to upload
Format: product, country, annual_value (header optional)
Runs a full audit on your saved import portfolio.
What this audit checks
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HTS accuracy — are your codes correct? Wrong codes mean wrong rates and audit exposure.
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FTA eligibility gaps — which lines could qualify for 0% under USMCA, KORUS, or ASEAN but don't?
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Section 122 impact — how does your duty change on July 24 if 122 expires?
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Alternative sourcing — for each high-duty line, we suggest the best-cost alternative origin.
AUDIT RESULTS
Awaiting input
Upload or paste your import lines and run the audit
IMPORT REGISTRY — EMPTY
No products
Add your import lines to begin tracking tariff exposure.
HTS-01 · Classification Input
AI returns top 3 HTS codes with GRI rationale, duty rates, Section 301 stacking, and audit-risk scoring.
Quick Load — Reference Products
CLASSIFICATION MEMO
Awaiting input
Fill in product details and run classification
DUTY-02 · Import Line Details
Full landed cost: base duty + Section 301/reciprocal + MPF (capped $575.35/entry) + HMF.
DUTY BUILD-UP
Awaiting details
Model a supplier relocation before committing. Enter your product, current origin, and proposed alternatives. We return full landed cost comparison, ROO complexity, and 3-year NPV — with all assumptions visible.
SWAP-03 · Product & Origins
Proposed Alternative Origins (select up to 3)
SUPPLIER SWAP ANALYSIS
Configure and analyze
Enter product details, current origin, and proposed alternatives
Scans your entire import portfolio for FTA-eligible alternatives: USMCA, KORUS, ASEAN, bilateral agreements. Shows annual savings by line item with rules-of-origin requirements.
FTA-04 · Portfolio Treaty Scan
FTA SCAN
Not yet run
Click "Scan Portfolio" to identify treaty savings
FTA-04 · Single Product
TREATY REVIEW
Awaiting details
Days to Section 122 Expiry
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July 24, 2026 — 10% global surcharge
Active Tariff Regimes
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Sect. 122 · Sect. 301 · Sect. 232 · MFN
High-Urgency Deadlines
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Requiring action in next 90 days
Upcoming Deadlines
JUL
24
Section 122 Global Tariff Expires
The 10% global surcharge enacted Feb 24, 2026 sunsets. If Congress does not extend, effective rates drop 10 points across all non-FTA origins. Plan landed cost models for both scenarios.
HIGH URGENCY · 67 DAYS
JUN
15
Section 301 China — New Investigation Findings
USTR expected to release findings from March 2026 investigations targeting 16 additional countries. Rate changes possible for electronics, industrial components, and consumer goods.
HIGH URGENCY · 28 DAYS
JUL
01
CBP CAPE Refund Portal — Filing Deadline (Est.)
Estimated deadline for IEEPA duty refund claims via CBP CAPE portal. $166B in duties collected from 330,000+ businesses. File before deadline to recover overpaid duties.
MEDIUM · ACTION REQUIRED
AUG
15
USMCA Rapid Response Mechanism — Review Round
Quarterly review of labor compliance under USMCA Chapter 31. Affects duty-free treatment for qualifying Mexican goods. Verify supplier certifications remain valid.
LOW · MONITOR
SEP
01
Anti-Dumping Order — Steel Fasteners Review
Annual administrative review of anti-dumping duties on steel fasteners from China. Rate adjustments possible. Importers should review CBP liquidation status on affected entries.
LOW · MONITOR
OCT
01
Section 232 Steel — Rate Review Possible
Section 232 steel tariff (currently 50%) subject to Commerce Dept review. Country exclusions and quota reallocations may follow. Monitor for product-specific exclusion opportunities.
LOW · MONITOR
Active Regime Overview
SECTION 122 · 10% GLOBAL
Enacted Feb 24, 2026. Applies to all origins except USMCA qualifying goods. Expires Jul 24 unless extended. Biggest swing factor for 2026 landed costs.
SECTION 301 (CHINA) · 25% MOST GOODS
Permanent. EVs 100%, semiconductors 50%, solar 50%. New investigations added March 2026 targeting 16 additional countries.
SECTION 232 · STEEL 50% · ALUMINUM 50%
Raised from 25% in early 2026. Applies globally. Country exclusions possible via formal exclusion request process.
USMCA · 0% QUALIFYING GOODS
Mexico and Canada qualifying goods exempt from Section 122. ROO compliance required. Most manufacturing goods qualify with adequate regional value content.
CBP CAPE PORTAL · $166B REFUNDS
Opened April 20, 2026. IEEPA duties paid Feb 2025–Feb 2026 eligible for refund. 330,000+ businesses may have claims. File via CBP ACE portal.
Section 122 — Scenario Impact
Enter your annual import value to model the rate swing on July 24:
REG-05 · Intelligence Parameters
Pre-Set Briefs
REGULATORY BRIEF
Awaiting parameters
RPT-06 · Report Configuration
EXECUTIVE BRIEF
Configure and generate
Set parameters and generate a VP-ready tariff intelligence report
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