Tariff Code

/ˈtærɪf koʊd/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A numerical code used in customs and trade law to classify goods for tariff and regulatory purposes.
    The importer checked the tariff code to determine the correct duties payable.

Forms

  • tariff code
  • tariff codes

Commentary

Tariff codes are often based on the international Harmonized System and crucial for determining applicable tariffs and trade regulations.

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