8413 - Pumps for liquids, whether or not fitted with a measuring device; liquid elevators; part thereof > 84133010 - Fuel-injection pumps for compression-ignition engines
Verified against the tariff schedule and policy data as of 2026-09-07. All origins for HS 8413.30.10
No total is stated for this code and origin.
This lookup returned a broker-verification flag, meaning at least one layer needs a licensed customs broker to confirm it before filing. No total is stated.
The resolved layers below are a floor, not the entry's full exposure.
At least one layer on this lookup needs a licensed customs broker to confirm it before filing.
2.5%
0%
Base schedule rates for HS 8413.30.10 — trade-remedy programs stack on top, and USMCA requires the good to actually qualify under the rules of origin.
One layer per row, in the state the engine resolved it — charged, exempt, or unresolved (never shown as 0%).
Charged — 2.5%
HTSUS 8413.30.10, General Rate of Duty (Column 1), HTS 2026 — effective 2025-01-01
Charged — 25.0%
Exempt — 0.0% — Chapter 99 heading 9903.05.29
Articles subject to Section 232 tariffs are exempt from this Section 301 action (USTR Notice, Docket Nos. USTR-2026-0265/0266).
9903.05.29
Unresolved
Data gap: This article sits on the boundary of a U.S. note 51(c) class: its chapter is reached by the note but the specific heading is not one held for that class, so the rate is either 50 percent or zero.
Resolved — no charge — 0.0%
No AD/CVD order on this corridor is on file. Not a determination of non-liability.
Being named is not the same as being covered — the order's written scope decides. Scope documents and rulings for HS 8413.30.10
Data last verified 162h ago — exceeds the 48h freshness window.
One code, one origin, today's data. The free Tariff Calculator takes your entry date, declared value and melt-origin facts for the same stacked answer, plus a dated Entry Memo.
No single total can be honestly stated for HS 8413.30.10 from Canada. This lookup returned a broker-verification flag, meaning at least one layer needs a licensed customs broker to confirm it before filing. No total is stated. The layers that could be resolved are: MFN: 2.5%; Section 232: 25%; Section 301 (Forced Labor) (9903.05.29): 0.0% (exempt); Section 338 (Canada): rate unavailable (Either 9903.03.14 at 50 percent or 9903.03.15 at 0 percent, and the difference is 50 points. This code sits in a chapter U.S. note 51(c) reaches without matching the specific headings held for that class, and the note's language is broader than those headings. Determine class membership against the note before filing.). Those are real and cited, but they are a floor, not the entry's exposure.
No active antidumping or countervailing order names Canada for HS 8413.30.10. That is not a determination that a specific product is outside every order's scope — orders are written in prose and can reach goods whose HS number is not listed.
MFN Base Rate: Charged at 2.5% (HTSUS 8413.30.10, General Rate of Duty (Column 1), HTS 2026). Section 232: Charged at 25.0%. Section 301 (Forced Labor): Exempt at 0.0% under Chapter 99 heading 9903.05.29 (9903.05.29). Section 338 - Canada (50%, effective Aug 22 2026): Unresolved. Anti-Dumping / Countervailing Duty: Resolved — no charge at 0.0%.
The USMCA preferential rate on the schedule row is 0%, against an MFN rate of 2.5%. That rate applies only if the good genuinely qualifies under the rules of origin and the claim is made — it is not automatic, and trade-remedy layers such as Section 232 can still apply to a qualifying good.