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OFFICE of TEXTILES and APPAREL (OTEXA) Foreign Tariff Information OFFICE OF TEXTILES AND APPAREL (OTEXA) Foreign Tariff Information (Click on country name for textile tariff ranges) Country Most On-line tariff sources recent available Afghanistan 2014 • Ministry of Finance (2014) • Afghanistan Ministry of Finance (2010) Albania 2018 • Albanian Customs • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Algeria 2010 • Ministère des Finances - Direction Générale des Douanes Algériennes Angola 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Antigua and N/A • Antigua and Barbuda Customs Tariffs Search Engine Barbuda • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (CARICOM) 2018 Argentina • MERCOSUR (CET) (MERCOSUR) • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Armenia (EEC) 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules • Eurasian Economic Commission Aruba Current • Servicio di Aduana - SIAD Australia 2018 • Australian Customs Service • WTO Current Situation of Schedules • FTA Tariff Tool Austria (EU) Current • EU TARIC • WTO Current Situation of Schedules - European Communities Azerbaijan N/A • State Customs Committee of Azerbaijan Republic 2013 Bahamas • The Bahama Customs Tariff Book (CARICOM) Bahrain (GCC) 2018 • Bahrain Customs website • Unified Customs Tariffe for GCC States 2017 on UAE Customs • WTO Current Situation of Schedules • FTA Tariff Tool Bangladesh 2018 • Bangladesh National Board of Revenue • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Barbados N/A • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (CARICOM) Belarus (EEC) 2012 • Eurasian Economic Commission Belgium (EU) Current • EU TARIC • WTO Current Situation of Schedules - European Communities 2018 Belize • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (CARICOM) Benin 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (WAEMU) • Investir en Zone Franc (IZF)/l'UEMOA Bermuda 2018 Government of Bermuda Bolivia 2018 • Aduana Nacional de Bolivia • Current Situation of Schedules of WTO Members Current Bosnia- • Indirect Taxation Administration of Bosnia and Herzegovina Herzegovina Botswana 2018 • Botswana Unified Revenue Service (BURS) (SACU) • WTO Current Situation of Schedules 2018 Brazil • MERCOSUR (CET) (MERCOSUR) • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Brunei 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Bulgaria (EU) Current • EU TARIC • WTO Current Situation of Schedules - European Communities Burkina Faso 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (WAEMU) • Investir en Zone Franc (IZF)/l'UEMOA Burma 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (Myanmar) Burundi (EAC) 2018 • EAC CET 2017 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Cabo Verde 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Cambodia 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules 2018 Cameroon • Investir en Zone Franc (IZF)/CEMAC (CEMAC) • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Canada 2018 • Canadian Border Services Agency's (CBSA) • WTO Current Situation of Schedules • FTA Tariff Tool 2017 Cayman • Cayman Islands Customs Islands Central African 2018 • Investir en Zone Franc (IZF)/CEMAC Republic • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (CEMAC) Chad (CEMAC) 2018 • Investir en Zone Franc (IZF)/CEMAC • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Chile 2018 • Chilean National Customs Service • WTO Current Situation of Schedules • FTA Tariff Tool China 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Colombia 2018 • Direccion De Impuestos Y Aduanas Nacionales - DIAN • WTO Current Situation of Schedules • FTA Tariff Tool Congo 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (Democratic Republic of) Congo Current • Investir en Zone Franc (IZF)/CEMAC (Republic of) • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (CEMAC) Costa Rica 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (CACM) • FTA Tariff Tool 2018 Cote D'ivoire • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (WAEMU) • Investir en Zone Franc (IZF)/l'UEMOA Croatia (EU) Current • EU TARIC • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Cuba 02018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Cyprus (EU) Current • EU TARIC • WTO Current Situation of Schedules - European Communities Current Czech Republic • EU TARIC (EU) • WTO Current Situation of Schedules - European Communities Denmark (EU) Current • EU TARIC • WTO Current Situation of Schedules - European Communities Djibouti N/A • WTO Current Situation of Schedules 2018 Dominica • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (CARICOM) Dominican 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Republic • FTA Tariff Tool East Timor N/A • Timor-Leste Ministry of Finance Ecuador 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Egypt 2018 • Ministry of Finance Arab Republic of Egypt • WTO Current Situation of Schedules El Salvador 2018 • Direccion General de Aduanas (CACM) • WTO Current Situation of Schedules • FTA Tariff Tool Equatorial Current • Investir en Zone Franc (IZF)/CEMAC Guinea (CEMAC) Estonia (EU) Current • EU TARIC • WTO Current Situation of Schedules - European Communities Eswatini 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (formerly Swaziland (SACU) Ethiopia 2018 • Ethiopian Revenues and Customs Authority Current European • EU TARIC Union (EU) • WTO Current Situation of Schedules - European Communities Fiji 2018 • Fiji Island Revenue and Customs Authority (FIRCA) • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Finland (EU) Current • EU TARIC • WTO Current Situation of Schedules - European Communities France (EU) Current • EU TARIC • WTO Current Situation of Schedules - European Communities Gabon 2018 • Investir en Zone Franc (IZF)/CEMAC (CEMAC) • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Gambia, The 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Georgia 2017 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Germany (EU) Current • EU TARIC • WTO Current Situation of Schedules - European Communities Ghana 2018 • Ghana Revenue Authority • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Greece (EU) Current • EU TARIC • WTO Current Situation of Schedules - European Communities 2018 Grenada • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (CARICOM) 2017 Guatemala • Superintendence of Tax Administration - SAT website (CACM) • WTO Current Situation of Schedules • FTA Tariff Tool Guinea N/A • Guinea Customs website Guinea-Bissau 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (WAEMU) • Investir en Zone Franc (IZF)/l'UEMOA Guyana 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (CARICOM) 2018 Haiti • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (CARICOM) 2018 Honduras • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (CACM) • FTA Tariff Tool Hong Kong 2018 • Hong Kong Customs and Excise Department • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Hungary (EU) Current • EU TARIC • WTO Current Situation of Schedules - European Communities Iceland 2018 • Icelandic Customs • WTO Current Situation of Schedules India 2016/17 • Central Board of Excise and Customs • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Indonesia 2018 • Directorate General of Customs and Excise • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Iraq 2017 • Iraq Business News dated 2/14/2011 Ireland (EU) Current • EU TARIC • WTO Current Situation of Schedules - European Communities Israel 2018 • Israel Tax Authority website • WTO Current Situation of Schedules • FTA Tariff Tool Italy (EU) Current • EU TARIC • WTO Current Situation of Schedules - European Communities 2018 Jamaica • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (CARICOM) Japan 2018 • Japan Customs Tariff • Japan Tariff Association • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Jordan 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules • FTA Tariff Tool 2018 Kazakhstan • Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) • Kazakhstan Customs Control Agency website Kenya (EAC) 2018 • EAC CET 2017 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules • Kenya Revenue Authority - KRA Korea-South 2018 • Korean Customs Service (KCS) • WTO Current Situation of Schedules • FTA Tariff Tool Kosovo 2017 • Kosovo Customs (Serbia) Kuwait (GCC) 2018 • Kuwait General Administration of Customs • Unified Customs Tariffe for GCC States 2017 on UAE Customs • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Kyrgyz 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Republic (EEC) • Eurasian Economic Commission Laos 2018 • Lao PDR Trade Portal Latvia (EU) Current • EU TARIC • WTO Current Situation of Schedules - European Communities Lebanon N/A • Lebanese Customs 2018 Lesotho • Lesotho Revenue Authority (SACU) • WTO Current Situation of Schedule Liberia 2016 • Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA) Lithuania (EU) Current • EU TARIC • WTO Current Situation of Schedules - European Communities Luxembourg Current • EU TARIC (EU) • WTO Current Situation of Schedules - European Communities Macau-China 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Macedonia - 2018 • Customs Administration of the Republic of Macedonia FYR • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Madagascar 2018 • Madagascar Tariff des Douanes • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Malawi 2017/18 • Malawi Revenue Authority • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Malaysia 2018 • Malaysian Customs Official HS Explorer • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Maldives 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules • Maldives Customs Mali (WAEMU) 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules • Investir en Zone Franc (IZF)/l'UEMOA Malta (EU) Current • EU TARIC • WTO Current Situation of Schedules - European Communities Mauritania 2016 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Mauritius 2018 • Mauritius Revenue Authority • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Mexico 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules • Foreign Trade Information System (Siicex) • FTA Tariff Tool Moldova 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Mongolia 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules • Mongolian Customs 2012 Montserrat • Montserrat Customs and Excise Department (CARICOM) 2018 Morocco • Administration des Douanes et Impôts Indirects • WTO Current Situation of Schedules 2018 Mozambique • WTO Current Situation of Schedules Namibia 2018 • WTO Current Situation of Schedules (SACU) Netherlands
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