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    This document provides information about determining tariff rates and duties when exporting products overseas. It discusses: 1) The first step is to identify the Harmonized System or Schedule B number for your product using the free online Schedule B Search Engine to classify it. This number will determine applicable tariff rates. 2) Once the HS or Schedule B number is found, you can use several online resources listed to determine the specific tariff and tax rates that apply in the foreign country your product is being exported to. 3) Common export documents that may be required include certificates of origin, export licenses, and temporary shipment documents. Specific document requirements vary by destination and product.

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    This document provides information about determining tariff rates and duties when exporting products overseas. It discusses: 1) The first step is to identify the Harmonized System or Schedule B number for your product using the free online Schedule B Search Engine to classify it. This number will determine applicable tariff rates. 2) Once the HS or Schedule B number is found, you can use several online resources listed to determine the specific tariff and tax rates that apply in the foreign country your product is being exported to. 3) Common export documents that may be required include certificates of origin, export licenses, and temporary shipment documents. Specific document requirements vary by destination and product.

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    This document provides information about determining tariff rates and duties when exporting products overseas. It discusses: 1) The first step is to identify the Harmonized System or Schedule B number for your product using the free online Schedule B Search Engine to classify it. This number will determine applicable tariff rates. 2) Once the HS or Schedule B number is found, you can use several online resources listed to determine the specific tariff and tax rates that apply in the foreign country your product is being exported to. 3) Common export documents that may be required include certificates of origin, export licenses, and temporary shipment documents. Specific document requirements vary by destination and product.

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    This document provides information about determining tariff rates and duties when exporting products overseas. It discusses: 1) The first step is to identify the Harmonized System or Schedule B number for your product using the free online Schedule B Search Engine to classify it. This number will determine applicable tariff rates. 2) Once the HS or Schedule B number is found, you can use several online resources listed to determine the specific tariff and tax rates that apply in the foreign country your product is being exported to. 3) Common export documents that may be required include certificates of origin, export licenses, and temporary shipment documents. Specific document requirements vary by destination and product.

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    Step 1: Determine your HS or Schedule B Number

    The first step in determining duty and tax information is to identify the Harmonized
    System or Schedule B number for your product(s).
    The Census Bureau sponsors a free online tool called the Schedule B Search Engine that can
    be used to classify your products.
    The duty amount will also depend on the trade terms you have negotiated with your buyer.

    Step 2: Determine Tariff Rates


    Once you know your products Schedule B or HS number, you will be able to
    determine the applicable tariff and tax rates in a particular foreign country. The following
    links can help you locate specific tariff and tax rates for your product.
    Country Specific Tariff and Tax Information: Tariff and tax information for exporting
    overseas.
    U.S. Government Tariff Resources for Agricultural Exports
    Online Tariff Database provided by Customs Info LLC (please note that this service is
    provided for your convenience and we suggest that you review Export.govs
    disclaimer statement.)
    Tariff and Tax Information for U.S. Territories
    Sending Gifts
    Additional Tariff Resources (including information for importing into the U.S.)
    COMMON EXPORT DOCUMENTS
    The Section covers to documents that are commonly used in exporting, but specific
    requirements vary by destination and product. It is divided in the following sections: common
    export-related documents, certificates of origin, other certificates for shipments of specific
    goods, Export licenses and Temporary shipment documents.
    Common Export Documents:

    Certificates of Origin
    Other Certificates for Shipments of Specific Goods
    Export Licenses
    Other Export Related Documents
    Temporary Shipments

    CERTIFICATES OF ORGIN
    Generic Certificate of Origin
    The Certificate of Origin (CO) is required by some countries for all or only certain
    products. In many cases, a statement of origin printed on company letterhead will suffice
    (download generic certificate or see sample with explanation). The exporter should verify
    whether a CO is required with the buyer and/or an experienced shipper/freight forwarder or
    the Trade Information center.

    Note: Some countries (i.e. Middle East) require that certificate of origin be notarized,
    certified by local chamber of commerce and legalized by the commercial section of the
    consulate of the destination country.
    For textile products, an importing country may require a certificate of origin issued by
    the manufacturer. The number of required copies and language may vary from country to
    country.

    Certificate of Origin for claiming benefits under Free Trade Agreements


    Special certificates may be required for countries with which the United States has free
    trade agreements (FTAs). Some certificate of origin including those required by the North
    American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), and the FTAs with Israel and Jordan, are
    prepared by the exporter. Others including those required by the FTAs with Australia,
    CAFTA countries, Chile and Morocco, are importers responsibility). Click on a specific
    country below to learn details on how to document origin.
    Australia (CO samples)
    Bahrain (importer to check with Govt. of Bahrain on format/information)
    CAFTA (Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras CO
    sample)
    Chile (CO sample)
    Israel (sample Note: Green form needs to be purchased from Vendor or US-Israel
    Chamber of Commerce or a publishing house )
    Jordan (notarized generic certificate of origin required)
    Morocco (importer makes a claim on the basis of supporting evidence)
    NAFTA (Mexican, Canada, sample)
    Singapore (no certificate of origin is required. However, the importer is required to
    produce the necessary permits together with an invoice, at the time of cargo
    clearance.)

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