US 2012 TARIFF INFORMATION

The ITC has officially released a small number of 2011/2012 US Tariff numbers, which has been integrated into the CI Search tab for the US Tariff.

The Official Basic 2012 HTS has been announced with the new nomenclature will go into effect on Feb. 3, 2012, and will be made available here: “http://www.usitc.gov/tata/hts/index.htm” 2-3 days before the effective date.  CUSTOMS Info analyzes both the ABI data with the ITC data prior to releasing into the system.

The Preliminary HTS is available for viewing here: 

HTS 2012 (effective 2012-01-01)

2012 HTSA Preliminary -- by chapter
2012 HTSA Preliminary -- full edition (PDF)  

For more information on the pushback of the 2012 HTS please read

http://www.customsinfo.com/Industry-Blog/bid/115453/Obama-Signs-Proclamation-for-WCO-2012-HTS-Reform

Stay tuned for more details. 

SAP GTS Tariff Data Delivered as of January 25

EU Import in all languages

EU Export/IntraStat in all languages

Swiss Export -- all languages – there are still additional updates that will be coming to complete this update

Australia

Canada

Japan 

New Zealand

US Schedule B  

Switzerland Export/Import  

US 2011 updates that will carry forward to 2012.  Final 2012 coming

Next Countries Expected:

Germany  -- This week

S. Korea  -- Next week

Singapore-- in process

Brazil -- in process

United States – We are awaiting the final 2012 changes 

China – Approved Chinese data expected by the end of January

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