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Quick Start
Calculate duties in 3 steps
Choose Direction
Import to Taiwan, or export from Taiwan to 12 countries
Enter Product
Type product name in Chinese or English, AI classifies HS Code
View Results
Full duty breakdown, compliance, customs rulings — all in one
Who Uses TradePilot?
Personal Shoppers
Calculate duties before buying overseas. Just type the product name — no HS Code knowledge needed.
E-commerce Sellers
Calculate full landed cost, evaluate profit margins. Multi-currency, multi-country rate comparison.
Importers / Exporters
AI classification + 8-layer tax breakdown + 12-country export comparison. Section 232/301 auto-calculated.
Customs Brokers
13,470 customs rulings, HS Code pre-ruling support, multi-country rate lookup.
Features
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📊 Calculation questions?
Results may differ from actual clearance due to:
- • HS Code classification differences
- • Exchange rate version differences
- • Policy effective date lag
- • Special duties (anti-dumping, quotas, etc.)
In most cases, differences are within ±5%.
📦 Need professional services?
TradePilot is backed by a senior customs advisory team with 43 years of hands-on experience, providing Taiwan import/export brokerage, international logistics, and compliance consulting.
- • HS Code pre-ruling
- • Import/export brokerage (TW, US, CN)
- • International logistics (ocean, air, courier)
- • Compliance consulting (export controls, sanctions)
💡 Feedback / Business
TradePilot is constantly improving. Feature suggestions, bug reports, or business inquiries welcome.
FAQ
Different tools use different data sources and update schedules. TradePilot uses official USITC HTS JSON (23,568 items) for the US, live TARIC API queries for the EU, the Japan Customs official tariff schedule for Japan, and the Korea Customs Service official rate table for South Korea. Vietnam, Indonesia, and India use non-official compiled full-table data, and their results are labelled as estimates. Differences usually come from HS Code classification or rate version discrepancies.