How do I calculate the tariff from Canada to the US?

Enter the product's HS code, set country of origin to Canada and destination to the United States, and add the declared value. The calculator checks the base rate and whether the code is on the current Section 338 product list.

When did the new US tariffs on Canada take effect?

The additional Section 338 duties took effect at 12:01 a.m. ET on August 22, 2026, after the original August 19 effective date was suspended for three days.

Is it based on where the product is made or where it ships from?

Where it is made. The duty attaches to country of origin, so a listed Canadian-made product shipped from Europe can still be subject to the additional duty.

Does CUSMA (USMCA) exempt my goods?

CUSMA does not provide a blanket exemption from these Section 338 duties. Confirm the product classification against the official affected-product list.

Are goods already in transit protected?

The published action applies based on when listed goods are entered for consumption or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption, not the order date.

What about US goods going into Canada?

Canada's product-specific counter-tariffs are scheduled to take effect September 8, 2026. Use the US to Canada mode and confirm the HS code against the official Canadian list.

US-Canada tariffs 2026

Canada tariff calculator: the new 50% US duty on Canadian-made goods

As of August 22, 2026, the US charges an extra 50% duty on listed Canadian-made goods. The rate is decided by where a product is made, not where it ships from, and CUSMA does not exempt listed goods. Enter an HS code and country of origin to estimate the tariff from Canada to the US in seconds.

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Canada to United States

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HS / HTS code

Use the most specific code available (six to ten digits).

Country of origin

Destination country

Declared value per item

Currency

Quantity

Optional customs values

Shipping cost

Used only when the destination includes shipping in its duty basis.

Insurance cost

Enter your shipment details to calculate an estimated tariff.

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Effective tariff rate—

This estimate includes the tariff data returned by SimplyDuty. Taxes, VAT, shipping, brokerage, compliance costs, and other landed-cost fees are not included in the total.

Tariff details

Declared shipment value: $85.00
Submitted HS code: 6109.10
Applied HS code: —
Duty type: Not supplied
Duty de minimis: —
Rates retrieved: —

Tariff estimates are provided for planning purposes only. They are not customs rulings or binding determinations. Final duties are set by customs authorities at entry.

Need the full context? Read the US-Canada tariff guide.

What changed

The change: an additional 50% duty applies to listed Canadian products, effective 12:01 a.m. ET on August 22, 2026, under Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930. It is added to the otherwise applicable duty. Federal Register · USTR summary
Country of origin, not ship-from: a listed product made in Canada can remain subject to the additional duty even if it ships from a UK or EU warehouse. A product made elsewhere does not become Canadian-origin merely because it ships from Canada.
CUSMA does not create a blanket exemption for listed goods. Confirm the product and classification against the official action. Independent legal analysis
Canada responds September 8: product-specific counter-tariffs of 15%, 25%, or 50% are scheduled for listed US-made goods. Use the US to Canada mode to estimate the published rate. Official Canadian product list

Read the full US-Canada tariff guide.

Does this affect you?

You make a product in Canada and sell it into the US: check its HS code against the affected product list.
You ship US-made goods into Canada: check the September 8 Canadian list and its product-specific rate.
Goods made outside Canada that merely ship from a Canadian warehouse into the US are not Canadian-origin for this action.

Check per SKU, not per brand. Country of origin and classification determine whether the additional tariff applies.

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