HTSUS Classification

HTSUS CLASSIFICATION
Your Guide to Classifying Goods for Customs
The Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) is the primary resource for determining tariff classifications for goods imported into the United States. Classifying your goods can be tricky because parts and accessories can be classified in many different areas of the HTS. Accurate classification is crucial for maintaining proper importing records and avoiding potential fines. Join us to learn how to classify your goods correctly, the first time.
In This Webinar, You’ll Learn:
- Classification basics
- Understanding the General Rules of Interpretation
- Key definitions
- Tips for accurate classifying
For resources visit starusa.org/on-demand-webinar...

[@manishtulsian]

Very useful. Thanks for putting this on UA-cam.

[@roco415]

Would love to hear more about the 99 classification. Working on a shipment from china and I dont understand why its not classified different. Being charged 30% of value of the shipment

[@guillermoespinosa9579]

Awesome training...thank you

[@jayashreebj7378]

Thank you

[@kamransiddiqi7615]

Which notes are not legally binding in the United States?

[@StarUSAInc]

Hi Kamran! There are items that are provided for ease of reference only, and those are: table of contents, alphabetical index, the titles to sections, chapters, and subchapters, the 10-digit statistical reporting numbers, the statistical annotations, units of quantity, footnotes, chapter statistical notes, and the explanatory notes.