Real import duty, by HS code, for 56 countries.
Pick your product, origin and destination. You get the applied MFN rate, any preferential (FTA) rate for your origin, the destination's own tax breakdown, and the official export-support schemes your exporting country publishes — with the data year and source on every number.
Duty & Benefits — any country, any product
Real import tariffs worldwide (World Bank WITS / UNCTAD TRAINS), the destination's own tax breakdown, and the official export-support schemes published by your exporting country. Pick your origin and destination country.
On hs 330741 from India to Belgium, the import duty is 6.5% (MFN applied) in 2023, while India’s export benefit is RoDTEP at 1.4% of FOB, effective 2026-05-01. That means the buyer-facing landed cost is still materially driven by the 6.5% duty, but your export can recover a modest 1.4% of FOB through a tradable e-scrip if the exact 8-digit rate matches Appendix 4R. The single most valuable next action is to build the Belgium landed cost now, so you can price the deal with duty, freight, and the RoDTEP credit included.
Applied MFN and preferential tariffs are read live from the World Bank WITS / UNCTAD TRAINS database (56 reporting countries, HS6 level) and cached for 7 days. The data year is shown next to every rate.
Search by product name (e.g. 'turmeric') or type the 6-digit HS code. If WITS has no record for a country/product pair, we say so instead of guessing.
Yes. Pick your origin country and the result lists the official export-support schemes that country publishes — duty drawback, export VAT refunds, export credit, grants — each linked to the administering authority. Rates are shown only where a government publishes an official rate schedule (today, India's RoDTEP).
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