Is HTS 4809 subject to a Section 301 tariff?

Goods imported from China may carry an additional Section 301 tariff (typically +25% or +7.5%) on top of the base duty rate. Use the ShipSeeker calculator with origin set to China to estimate it.

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Carbon Paper, Self-copy Paper And Other Copying Or Transfer Papers (including Coated Or Impregnated Paper For…

Q: What is the import duty rate for HTS 4809 (Carbon Paper, Self-copy Paper And Other Copying Or Transfer Papers (including Coated Or Impregnated Paper For Duplicator Stencils Or Offset Plates), Whether Or Not Printed, In Rolls Or Sheets:)?

The general (MFN) duty rate for HTS 4809 is varies by subheading. Free-trade-agreement (special) and Column 2 rates may also apply. Estimate the total landed cost by country of origin with the ShipSeeker calculator.

Q: What does HTS 4809 cover?

HTS 4809 covers Carbon Paper, Self-copy Paper And Other Copying Or Transfer Papers (including Coated Or Impregnated Paper For Duplicator Stencils Or Offset Plates), Whether Or Not Printed, In Rolls Or Sheets: in the U.S. Harmonized Tariff Schedule (chapter 48).

U.S. import duty rate & tariff classification for HTS 4809 in the Harmonized Tariff Schedule.

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Full HTS description

Carbon Paper, Self-copy Paper And Other Copying Or Transfer Papers (including Coated Or Impregnated Paper For Duplicator Stencils Or Offset Plates), Whether Or Not Printed, In Rolls Or Sheets:

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Duty rates for HTS 4809 are set at the subheading level.

Pick a specific code below for its exact duty rate, or use the calculator for a full landed-cost estimate.

Subheadings under 4809

HTS code	Description	General rate
4809.20	Self-copy Paper:	—
4809.90	Other:	—

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Source: U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) Harmonized Tariff Schedule. Rates are for reference; verify with a licensed customs broker before importing.