Browse 21 sections, 97 chapters and thousands of HS codes. Instantly view customs duty, VAT, SCT and RUSF rates for every code.
The HS (Harmonized System) code table is the official customs tariff schedule listing all products classified for import and export. Developed by the World Customs Organization, it provides a universal classification system for international trade.
The table consists of 21 main sections and 97 chapters. Each section covers specific product groups, while chapters provide more detailed subcategories. Each HS code determines the customs duty, VAT, SCT and other tax rates for the product.
To use the HS code table, first identify which section your product falls under. Select from the 21 sections above to reach the relevant chapters. Find the most appropriate HS code within the chapter to view tax rates.
Alternatively, you can use the importics AI HS code finder to enter your product description and automatically find the correct code. This method reduces manual search time to seconds.
Each HS code has specific tax rates. Main items include: Customs Duty (on CIF value), Value Added Tax (1%, 10% or 20%), Special Consumption Tax (specific product groups), Additional Financial Obligation, and RUSF (6%, on deferred payments).
The HS (Harmonized System) code table is the official tariff schedule used to classify products in international trade. It consists of 21 sections and 97 chapters, with each product assigned a unique code.
The HS code table consists of 21 main sections. Each section covers specific product groups; for example, Section 1 covers live animals, Section 11 covers textiles, and Section 16 covers machinery and electrical equipment.
To find your product's HS code, first identify the appropriate section, then select the relevant chapter, and drill down through sub-headings to find a candidate code. With importics AI, you can automate this process by entering your product description.
The World Customs Organization (WCO) revises the Harmonized System approximately every 5 years. In Turkey, the customs tariff schedule can be updated annually by Council of Ministers decision.
An HS code is the 6-digit international code used worldwide. A GTİP code is Turkey's extended version, adding additional digits up to 12. The first 6 digits are identical across all countries.
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