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TL;DR LandedFees is a free landed cost calculator for international importers. It covers 220+ destination countries with MFN duty, VAT/GST, and country-specific fees, and shows the primary source behind every tariff figure (USITC HTS, 19 CFR, TARIC, HMRC, CBIC). Upload a commercial invoice as PDF or photo, auto-classify the HS code, and get an uncertainty range on the total. Handles US Section 301/232/122/338, EU TARIC, UK PVA, India nested IGST, Brazil por-dentro ICMS. No card, no signup required.
Amber landmass marks the destinations running at full statutory tariff depth (US, UK, EU, CA, JP, KR, AU, MX, IN). Each arc is a real anonymised calculation: origin, destination, native parser used, and the total the importer was quoted.
Anonymised: no importer, supplier, or invoice number is ever exposed. Values are the calculated landed cost, not the invoice value.
Tariff calculators round generously. Below is the live state of the engine, queried when you loaded this page. Ten native customs parsers, seven statutory rate sources from official customs authorities, one audit trail per line.
Last verified against source feeds Sep 17, 2026
A US entry summary shows you one duty figure. The engine keeps every layer separate, because that is where overpayment hides, and because only a separated stack can be audited line by line.
Drop a PDF or a photo. Ten native parsers pull line-level fields directly from CBP Form 7501, UK CDS declarations, EU SAD (Annex B, 54-box, all 27 member states), CBSA B3, Mexican Pedimento (SAT Anexo 22 RGCE with T-MEC flag), Japan C-5020 (bilingual, four-column basic / provisional / WTO / EPA rate stack), Korea KCS import declaration (HSK 10-digit, FTA reduction codes), India Bill of Entry (ICEGATE, BCD + SWS + IGST + cess), Australia N10 (ChAFTA / CPTPP preference), and US ACE Reports CSV. Everything else falls through to the universal parser covering 200+ additional countries.
Anything below 100% certainty is flagged for you to verify before submit. Per-row FX rate on mixed-currency portfolios; the dashboard no longer applies one rate to all lines.
The classifier applies the WCO General Rules of Interpretation and cross-references CBP CROSS rulings. High-confidence unanimous calls get a devil's-advocate re-run through an adversarial classifier; disagreements are flagged needs_review, never silently accepted.
US against USITC HTS, UK against HMRC CDS Third Country Duty (5,269 rows), EU against HMRC-proxied EU CET (95%+ aligned with UKGT post-Brexit), Canada against CBSA 2026 Customs Tariff (5,617 rows), Japan against Japan Customs Tariff 2026 (5,582 rows), Korea against KCS 2026 (5,612 rows), Australia against ABF Working Tariff 2026 (4,869 rows), Mexico against WTO TRAINS 2023 (5,249 rows). Statutory rows only, not WITS trade-weighted averages that run 20% to 40% off.
Every layer is named: MFN duty, Section 232, 301, 122, AD/CVD, VAT or GST or IGST, MPF, HMF, AFRMM, IPI, ICMS, IGI, DTA, IEPS, BCD, SWS, cess, country-specific levies. Each links to the primary source row that produced the rate and shows when that source was last verified.
If a source has not refreshed in 14 days we say so plainly, with an amber chip on the row. The total ships with a range, not a single point, typically ±5%, so you have a budget you can plan against.
The audit engine flags wrong Chapter 99 headings, wrong AD/CVD scope, missed FTA preferences (USMCA / CUSMA, T-MEC, CPTPP, RCEP, KORUS, EU-UK TCA, GSP), duplicate MPF or HMF fees, likely misclassifications, and undervaluation red flags cross-checked against FRED PPI benchmarks. Each finding emits with resolve-inline or route-to-task actions, timed against the 300-day US Post-Summary Correction window.
Findings persist to a per-account audit log. Route-to-task pushes them into the queue with the CBP CSMS or 19 CFR citation and the recoverable duty already computed.
One audited line item equals one line on a CBP 7501, CDS declaration, EU SAD, CBSA B3, Pedimento, C-5020, KCS import declaration, India Bill of Entry, or ABF N10. Every tier includes the audit engine (Chapter 99, AD/CVD scope, missed FTA, duplicate MPF, undervaluation vs FRED PPI) and all ten native parsers. No commission, no percentage of recovery, no overage billing.
The calculator is free and needs no account. The audit engine runs on your entry exports and returns a dollar recovery estimate with citations, three lifetime audits free, then $149/month.
Classification, duty stack, FTA preference eligibility, denied-party screening, and the audit engine (Chapter 99 headings, AD/CVD scope, USMCA / T-MEC / CPTPP / RCEP / KORUS / EU-UK TCA / GSP, duplicate MPF or HMF, undervaluation vs FRED PPI) resolve from a single invoice, each citing the source row behind it.
Bars scale to each layer's share of the $77,402.87 total. Anti-stacking rules applied: Section 122 suppressed where Section 232 governs, per CBP CSMS guidance.
Compare the same line across six origins →Ten native customs parsers, one per document format: US CBP Form 7501 (Entry Summary PDF) and ACE Reports CSV, UK CDS declaration ODT, EU Single Administrative Document (SAD, Annex B, 54-box, all 27 member states), Canada CBSA B3 (Customs Coding Form, 57-field), Mexico Pedimento (SAT, Anexo 22 RGCE, with T-MEC flag plus IGI + DTA + IVA + IEPS), Japan Customs C-5020 (輸入申告書, bilingual, four-column basic / provisional / WTO / EPA rate stack), Korea KCS Import Declaration (수입신고필증, HSK 10-digit, FTA reduction codes), India Bill of Entry (ICEGATE, BCD + SWS + IGST + cess), and Australia ABF N10 (Nature-10 Import Declaration, with ChAFTA / CPTPP preference). A universal parser catches invoices, packing lists, and shipping bills from 200+ other countries as a fallback.
Statutory sources are the published customs authority schedule (HMRC CDS, CBSA, Japan Customs, KCS, ABF Working Tariff). Fallback to WITS TRAINS trade-weighted averages happens only for the ~200 destinations without a maintained direct feed. Every corrected figure is published to the corrections log with the date, the old value, the new value, and the source row that changed. History is not silently edited.