Tarifbase

About Tarifbase

Tarifbase puts the HS nomenclature and four national tariffs side by side, in the official text of each language, with the world trade figures for every product: so that one page answers which code applies, what the duty is and who trades the goods.

Data updated 21 October 2026

The data

The EU Combined Nomenclature in 22 languages, the Turkish Customs Tariff Schedule, the US Harmonized Tariff Schedule and the UK Global Tariff, each from its official publisher, plus trade flows from CEPII BACI. Every source and licence is listed on the data sources page.

Descriptions and legal notes are printed as published. The explanatory sentences around them are written separately for each language and state only facts computed from the data.

Found a mistake?

Use the “Wrong information?” link on the page, or write to [email protected] with the page address.

Independence

Tarifbase is not affiliated with any customs authority or government and shows no advertising trackers. For anything binding, rely on the official texts; see the disclaimer.

Report an error

If a code, description or rate is wrong, use the “Wrong information?” link on its page or write to [email protected] with the page address.

  • DisclaimerTarifbase is an independent reference, not a customs authority. Codes and rates are for information only; official texts and binding rulings prevail.
  • PrivacyWhat Tarifbase collects: no accounts, no analytics or advertising cookies, server logs kept 14 days. How Cloudflare is used and what your rights are.
  • Terms of useThe rules for using Tarifbase: free information without guarantees, fair use of the site, reuse of the official texts and of our own writing.
  • Data sourcesWhere Tarifbase’s data comes from: EUR-Lex (EU CN), the Turkish Ministry of Trade, USITC, the UK Trade Tariff (OGL) and CEPII BACI (Etalab 2.0).
  • ContactHow to reach Tarifbase: report a wrong code, description or rate, ask about the data or privacy. E-mail [email protected].