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USITC HTS Tariff Revision Diff Monitor

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USITC HTS Tariff Revision Diff Monitor

USITC HTS Tariff Revision Diff Monitor

Compare official USITC Harmonized Tariff Schedule revisions and return added, removed, and modified HTS codes with before/after duty data.

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See what changed between two official U.S. Harmonized Tariff Schedule releases without manually comparing 35,000-row files. The Actor discovers USITC's JSON releases, validates their schema, and emits one normalized record per added, removed, or substantively modified HTS number.

Built for

  • Customs brokers and import-compliance teams monitoring product catalogs.
  • Procurement and sourcing teams assessing tariff exposure.
  • Trade counsel and researchers reviewing duty and classification changes.
  • Data teams feeding tariff changes into ERP, alerting, and BI workflows.

Differentiation

HTS lookup tools answer what a code says now. This Actor answers what changed from one official revision to the next. Each record includes before/after descriptions and duty fields, changed-field flags, stable keys, publication metadata, and both official source URLs. Whitespace-only source corrections are suppressed.

Example input

{
"year": 2026,
"fromRevision": 10,
"toRevision": 11,
"htsPrefixes": ["84", "85"],
"changeTypes": ["added", "removed", "modified"],
"dutyChangesOnly": false,
"maxResults": 500
}

Omit both revision numbers to compare the latest release with its immediate predecessor automatically.

Important limitation

This Actor performs informational change detection. USITC states that search information is advisory and not a binding classification ruling. Verify all relevant HTS provisions and consult U.S. Customs and Border Protection, a licensed customs broker, or qualified trade counsel before acting on a classification or duty decision.