HS Code Classification 2026: Import Duty Reduction
The HS code classification determines the duty on every package you import. Review the 10-digit HTS structure, the 2026 rules, and three legal ways to pay less.
Paper Document Fees 2027: Go Paperless, Pay $0
Starting January 18, the 2027 paper document fees will include an additional $25 per non-electronic trade document and $5 per manual air waybill. Here's how to reduce both to zero before the fees take effect.
Duty Drawback 2026: Recover Up to 99% in Import Duties
Duty drawback allows U.S. shippers to recover up to 99% in duties paid on imported goods that are later exported. Here are the 2026 rules, eligible tariffs, and actual costs.
DDP vs. DDU Shipping 2026: Who Pays and What It Costs
DDP vs. DDU shipping determines who pays duties, taxes, and clearance fees in 2026. See the actual cost per package, the difference in refusal rates, and 7 ways to pay less.
Shipping to Europe From the U.S. in 2026: Pay Less
Shipping to Europe from the U.S. in 2026 costs more than the price listed on the label. Here's how VAT, IOSS, customs clearance fees, and your choice of service determine what you actually pay.
De Minimis Suspension 2026: What Packages Cost Now
The de minimis suspension eliminated the $800 duty-free exemption. Find out what a low-value import really costs in 2026, which entry type applies, and 7 ways to pay less.
Shipping to Canada from the U.S. in 2026: Pay Less Per Package
Shipping to Canada from the U.S. in 2026 involves duty thresholds, brokerage fees ranging from $10 to $50+, and a sales tax of 5 to 13% on every package. See the actual costs and 7 ways to pay less.
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