Changelog

Section 122 exemption restored for heading 8471, exempted measures now visible with suppression reasons, and duplicate duties removed.

We have refreshed the API dashboard to include more details around API credits, API keys usage and billing.

Per Executive Order 14289, goods subject to the Section 232 automobile duty no longer also receive the Section 232 metals duty. Total rates on affected codes dropped accordingly (for example 52.5% to 27.5%).

The Section 122 import surcharge is now reported at its statutory 10% rate under heading 9903.03.01 for entries from February 24 through July 23, 2026. Product exemptions follow the 9903.03.03 list. Over 1,200 measures were migrated and more than 6,000 affected rates were corrected.

Ingested the U.S. Note 20 (vvv) and (www) Section 301 exclusions, adding coverage for around 3,500 HTS code and program combinations that previously showed no Section 301 treatment.

We have added the official source on every API response. You can now always verify the official sources by yourself for every API call.

Shipped a fix for roughly 100k HTS codes in Chapters 84 and 85 (computers, semiconductors, media) whose Section 122 product exemptions were missing from our data, causing the surcharge to be over-applied. Exemption coverage was extended and all affected codes were corrected in production.

We have increased our audit process to increase the data accuracy, including unique cases like the reversal of teh IEEPA tariffs under the current administration.

Speak directly to TariffsAPI database through our MCP endpoint 🔥

You can now query several rates at a time, up to 150 rates in one API call. This is perfect if you have high needs and product interations.

“Given an HTS code and a country of origin, what tariffs apply today?” - Try out the /resolve endpoint and our updated tariffs calculator.

querying 8541.10.00.80 will return tariffs from 8541.10.00 when the child has no tariffs.