In order to determine whether or not your goods qualify for North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) tariff treatment, you should be aware of three contributing factors:
1. The Harmonized System classification number (HS code)
2. The Most-Favoured-Nation (MFN) tariff agreement
3. Chapter four of the NAFTA agreement
This helpful resource offers more details on how the above elements help in determining NAFTA eligibility.
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How to determine if your goods qualify for NAFTA
1. 3 STEPS TO DETERMINE IF YOUR
GOODS ARE NAFTA ELIGIBLE
3. NAFTA eligibility can be complex.
You need:
Detailed information about the entire production
process
Correctly classified goods
Weve identified three easy steps to help.
4. to help you determine
NAFTA eligibility
3 steps
Weve identified
5. Determine the tariff schedule classification
number for the product, its components
and raw materials
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6. NAFTA rules of origin are organized
by classification code with specific
rules for each one.
7. How to determine the classification:
Use your Schedule B numbers to help determine
the classification
First six digits of the Schedule B number are part
of the tariff classification code
10. In the U.S.:
Look to the special column for the tariff
agreement code under the Harmonized Tariff
Schedule (HTS)
This will indicate if your product is eligible for a
preferential tariff treatment
11. Canadian duty rates are under the
Most-Favoured-Nation (MFN) tariff
agreement.
12. In Canada:
Look to the applicable preferential tariff column
under the Canadian HS
This will indicate applicable trade agreements
and their associated duty rate