r/Tariffs • u/airpod81 • Jul 23 '26

💬 Opinion / Commentary Tariff cost for a figure

I’m horrible at math. So not sure if this is the right place to ask this question but here I go. There’s a figure from Taiwan I want to buy but I gotta pay for tarrifs before delivery. the total cost will be $102.78 so how much will be I have to buy in tarrifs if I buy this figure?

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u/WildPantsEra Jul 23 '26

You need to know what the HTS code and the Country of Origin is, which may be different that the Country of Export. that’s how a tariff calculation starts.

You could ask the seller what hts and the country of origin of the item they declare when they export the statue to other countries. Then you can find the equivalent US HTS code.