Trump Tariff Calculator
Free US import tariff calculator — estimate how much Trump's 2026 tariffs add to your costs
Free US import tariff calculator — estimate how much Trump's 2026 tariffs add to your costs
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Select a country and enter a price to see the tariff impact
$1,100 / year
Estimated average household cost
0.7%
Modeled ultimate consumer price impact
11.0%
Average statutory tariff rate on August 24
Source: Yale Budget Lab, August 24, 2026. These are modeled economy-wide estimates under that report’s current-law assumptions, not an October spot rate or a bill for every household. Yale projected 11.8% by year-end as scheduled changes take effect. Report date and site review date differ.
The temporary 10% Section 122 surcharge ended July 24, 2026. A new forced-labor Section 301 action took effect that day for 60 economies. It has product exemptions and does not establish one universal total duty rate.
| Origin | Forced-labor Section 301 |
|---|---|
| China, Vietnam and most other covered economies | 12.5% additional |
| India, UK, Indonesia and other 10% tier economies | 10% additional |
| EU and Taiwan | 10% net of MFN |
| Japan, South Korea, Switzerland | 12.5% net of MFN |
| Canada and Mexico | 10%; qualifying duty-free USMCA goods exempt from this layer |
| Origins outside the 60 economies | No duty under this action; other duties may apply |
“Net of MFN” means this layer tops up the ordinary MFN duty to the stated floor. If MFN already meets or exceeds it, this additional layer is zero. Existing China Section 301 duties and other applicable duties remain separate.
USTR final action and its HTS annexes control coverage and exclusions.
15 covered origins shown. This chart shows one tariff layer, before product exemptions; it is not a total duty comparison.
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Hypothetical duties on a $100 customs value; not product price forecasts.
Choose where the item is made and enter its price, then click Calculate Tariff. The quick estimate shows the added country tariff for general covered goods, assuming no exemption. Product-specific duties are not included. Advanced options are optional and let importers enter exact rates and exemptions.
A 25% duty on a $100 customs value is $25, for a value-plus-duty total of $125. Other duties and fees may also apply.
There is no single total rate. Since July 24, the forced-labor Section 301 layer is 10% or 12.5% on covered goods, with exemptions and MFN-inclusive rules for certain origins. Base duties and independent product measures can change the total.
Yale Budget Lab’s August 24, 2026 analysis estimates about $1,100 annually per household under its current-law assumptions and about a 0.7% ultimate consumer price impact. This is a modeled average, not an individual household bill.
For covered Chinese goods, the new forced-labor Section 301 layer is 12.5%. Add the applicable base duty and existing product-specific Section 301 duties. For example, 0% base plus 25% existing duty plus 12.5% new duty equals 37.5%; exemptions and sector measures can produce different results.
Last reviewed: October 5, 2026. Country layer effective July 24, 2026; economic estimates dated August 24, 2026. Quick estimates cover the country tariff on general goods. Product duties, exemptions and retail price changes can differ. Importers can use the optional advanced settings for a more detailed estimate.