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What duty will you pay on your import?

Search your product or HS code. We look up the Customs Tariff rate, IGST and cess for that tariff line, then work out the duty payable on your shipment value.

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Pick a product from the search to begin.
What it is made of, what it is used for and how it is packed. We use this to pick the matching IGST and duty entries. You can still change them below.
Value you know
₹
Cost of goods + freight + insurance up to the Indian port, in rupees.
Country of origin and FTA
Preferential rates under a trade agreement need a valid certificate of origin and CAROTAR 2020 compliance.

How the duty is worked out

  1. BCD = AV × BCD% (plus any duty per unit)
  2. AIDC = AV × AIDC%, only where notified
  3. SWS = 10% × (BCD + AIDC). Goods listed in 11/2018-Customs are exempt
  4. IGST = (AV + BCD + AIDC + SWS + cess) × IGST%

AV is the assessable value: CIF in rupees at the CBIC exchange rate.

Where the rates come from

  • Tariff rate and description for every 8-digit line: CBIC's I4C tariff service on ICEGATE.
  • Effective BCD: notification 45/2025-Customs (in force since 1 November 2025) with amendments up to 31/2026-Customs, plus standalone notifications such as 46/2025 and 19/2026.
  • IGST: notification 9/2025-Integrated Tax (Rate) and the nil-rate list in 10/2025-Integrated Tax (Rate), as amended. Where the GST schedule splits a tariff line by description, you choose the matching entry.

What this estimate leaves out

  • Anti-dumping, countervailing and safeguard duties, which apply to specific countries and exporters. Check DGTR findings for your product.
  • FTA preferential rates, which need a certificate of origin. Shown as a flag, not in the total.
  • Some other exemption notifications for specific users or end uses, such as 24/2005 and 57/2017. Ask us if one may apply to you.
  • Customs assesses the final duty on the Bill of Entry. Use this for planning and costing.