Classify my goods

The correct customs code is the foundation of any secure operation. HS and the UK Trade Tariff: each level of nomenclature determines your duties and taxes, your import restrictions, and the supporting documents required during inspections. The customs tariff, updated in real time and enhanced by AI, becomes a full-fledged working tool, from individual product classification to bulk import, including the consultation of Binding Tariff Rulings (BTIs & ATaRs) and official texts.

Describe your product, attach a photo or a document: ALBA, the AI agent integrated into TARIFF via conex™, cross-references regulatory sources and proposes the most relevant classification with 95% accuracy, validated by experts.

Classify individual items or process bulk classification by simply importing an Excel file. Once the code is validated by the operator, an archived PDF preserves the classification context: your proof in the event of an inspection. The final decision remains in your hands.

A BTI (Binding Tariff Information) secures the customs classification of goods: it is an official decision by the administration, enforceable during its period of validity. Consulting a BTI (or requesting one) makes your customs clearance more reliable, avoids differences in interpretation and reduces the risk of reassessment.

Customs duties, import VAT, and other taxes: calculating them accurately depends on tariff classificationTariff classification involves assigning a code to a good in order to determine the applicable customs duties, taxes, and restrictions. …, origin, and customs valueThe customs value is the value assigned to imported goods, which serves as the basis for calculating customs duties and VAT. …. Getting these figures right means anticipating your costs, keeping your declaration accurate, and avoiding discrepancies at inspection — a strategic step in managing your customs operations without surprises.