Enter the tariff code
Use the HS code from your invoice, prior entries, or product classification work.

Free Online Tool — Canada Customs Tariff Lookup
Enter an HS code to review the Canadian tariff rate, trade-agreement preference options, and tariff treatment for imported goods.
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Search by HS code to review the standard Canadian tariff rate and see whether a trade agreement rate may apply to your product.
Use the HS code from your invoice, prior entries, or product classification work.
Check the MFN duty rate and any available preferential treatment under trade agreements.
If the code or tariff treatment is uncertain, get classification support before submitting an entry.
Using the results
Step 1
MFN duty rate
This is the standard duty rate used when no preferential trade agreement claim applies.
Step 2
Trade agreement rates
Lower rates may apply under CUSMA, CPTPP, CETA, or other agreements if origin requirements are met.
Step 3
When to get help
If the HS code or tariff treatment is uncertain, confirm the classification before filing a customs entry.
FAQ
Clear answers for importers evaluating customs brokerage, CARM compliance, and duty management options in Canada.
The Canada customs tariff is the official schedule of duty rates applied to imported goods entering Canada, administered by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). Every commercially imported product is assigned a 10-digit tariff classification number that determines its applicable duty rate, trade agreement eligibility (CUSMA, CPTPP, CETA), and any surtax exposure.
Enter your product's HS code (Harmonized System code) into the tariff lookup tool above. The tool searches Canada's customs tariff schedule and returns the applicable Most-Favoured-Nation (MFN) duty rate, preferential rates under trade agreements, and any special surtaxes. If you are unsure of your HS code, Ezcustoms can classify your goods correctly.
The Most-Favoured-Nation (MFN) rate is the standard duty rate applied to goods from countries that do not have a free trade agreement with Canada. Preferential rates — such as those under CUSMA (Canada-US-Mexico), CPTPP (Trans-Pacific), or CETA (Canada-EU) — are lower rates available to goods that originate in qualifying countries and meet the agreement's rules of origin.
Yes. Goods originating in the United States or Mexico may qualify for preferential duty rates under CUSMA (Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement). To claim the CUSMA rate, goods must meet the agreement's rules of origin requirements and the importer must have a valid certificate of origin on file. Ezcustoms can assess CUSMA eligibility for your products.
Yes. Ezcustoms provides HS tariff classification services for Canadian importers. Our team reviews your product specifications, material content, and intended use to assign the correct 10-digit Canadian tariff classification number. Contact us for classification support.
If the lookup result is not enough for your shipment, Ezcustoms can help confirm classification, duty exposure, and the right next step before filing.