9823.04.11
Goods provided for in subheading 0406.10.88
This code covers goods provided for in specific subheadings within chapter 04, originating from Canada under the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement. Use this code when importing these eligible goods to take advantage of preferential duty treatment, as indicated by the $1.509/kg special rate outlined in Chapter 98, which handles articles returning after export or benefiting from trade agreements.

Detailed information for HTS Code 9823.04.11
Chapter 98 covers special classification provisions and temporary legislation related to imports and exports, and this specific code, 9823.04.11, deals with goods provided for under the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement, specifically those falling under several provisions within subheading 0406.10 and 0406.20, 0406.30, and 0406.90. This code applies a special duty rate of $1.509 per kilogram to eligible goods benefiting from free trade agreements or preference programs, while standard trade partner rates would apply otherwise. Statistical reporting requires the 10-digit code followed by the relevant reporting number from the originating provision, and the quantity should be reported using the same unit as that original provision.
| Chapter | Chapter 98 - Special classification provisions |
| Section | Section XXII - Special Classification Provisions; Temporary Legislation; Temporary Modifications Proclaimed pursuan |
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Standard trade partners (NTR)
$1.509/kg (S+)
Eligible FTA or preference programs
The general duty rate for HTS code 9823.04.11 is not specified, applying to standard trade partners (NTR). A special rate of $1.509/kg (S+) applies to goods eligible for FTA or preference programs. This special rate likely stems from the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) as indicated in the code’s description, covering goods provided for in specific subheadings of Chapter 4 and potentially others. The required unit for the special rate is kilograms (kg). The provided text does not specify units for the general duty rate or any specific requirements for subdivisions, but statistical reporting would follow the unit of quantity from the originating tariff provision if applicable.
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