6-Digit Subheading

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General Rules for the Interpretation of the Harmonized System

Both systems rely on the HS codes for their 4- and 6-digit headings and subheadings, ensuring consistency in classification. The WCO updates the HS System approximately every five years

All countries must classify the same substance under the same Subheading 〇Chapter (2Digits) 〇Heading (4Digits) 〇Subheading (6Digits) Retrieved from:Identifying: World Customs

Nomenclature is the term used to describe the systematic naming of things. The Harmonized System (HS) is an international goods nomenclature consisting of General Rules of

The HS code consists of 6-digits. The first two digits designate the Chapter wherein headings and subheadings appear. The second two digits designate the position of the heading in the

The Canadian Customs Tariff is a classification system that organizes goods into lists and groupings. The legal text of the Canadian Customs Tariff is called the international

The 6-digit Harmonized System Subheading will be the same whether you are importing or exporting into any country of the World Customs Organization. This ensures that all countries

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24. GIR 6 specifies that the preceding process be repeated to classify goods at the six-digit „subheading“ level. 25. The Canadian Rules compliment the GIRs, and provide for these rules

Many countries have expanded their national tariff nomenclature beyond the HS 6-digit level to 8-digit and even 10-digit tariff lines, to suit their domestic requirements for product classification

The Subheading visualizer function displays graphically the manner in which a specific HS code has changed across different versions of the Harmonized System (e.g. mergers, splits and

HS codes are harmonized internationally up to the 6-digit level. WCO members use the HS as the basis for their tariff schedules and export codes, typically adding digits to the HS 6-digit

The Harmonised Commodity Description and Coding System, or simply the HS, is an international nomenclature (at 6-digit level) developed by the World Customs Organisation (WCO) for the

子目（Subheading） 6 位数的 HS 规定或 8 位数的 HTS 税目，从属于 HS 目，商品描述缩进。关税（Duty）美国对进口商品征收的一种税（Tax）。美国进口关税主要分为三

The structure of the 6-digit HS code includes: Chapter number – the first two digits. Heading number – the third and fourth digits. Subheading numbers – the fifth and sixth digits. The subsequent digits in the product code

Traducciones en contexto de „6-digit subheading“ en inglés-español de Reverso Context: Latest available MFN applied tariffs at the same 6-digit subheading level

When available, it also provides data at the HS subheading level on non-MFN applied tariff regimes which a country grants to its export partners. This information is sourced from

To refine the selection based on a more detailed degree of disaggregation, i.e., heading (HS 4-digit) and subheading (HS 6-digit), click on the + sign. The +/- sign toggles between displaying the next level of disaggregation or compressing the

D. Concordance Table, Sorted by Current HTS Subheading Number E. WCO Council Recommendations of June 28, 2019, Concerning Amendments to the Harmonized System F.

A chapter is a 2-digit number; a heading is a 4-digit number; a subheading is a 6-digit number. For example: Chapter 10: cereals; heading 10.06: rice; subheading 1006.30: semi-milled or wholly

By finding the Harmonized Tariff System (HTS) number for an imported product from the CROSS database, the first 6 digits will contain the HS Subheading. Being the subheading, the first 6 digits of a product’s HTS number will also be

The main materials discussed throughout this paper are traded at the global Harmonized System (HS) 6-digit subheading level include cobalt ores and concentrates (HS 2605.00); referred to

product is classified at the 6-digit (or “two-dash”) subheading level within 5-digit subheading 7009.9 in 6-digit subheading 7009.91 (as an unframed glass mirror other than a rear-view

The minimum number of dashes is one; the maximum is 6. [Note: The exceptions to this rule occur when a Heading, Subheading or Tariff Item have no further divisions. That is, a 6-digit

The first column titled “Headings/Subheadings” contains the 4-digit, 6-digit and 8-digit numbers assigned to each class of goods. The 4- and 6-digit provisions are part of the international

subheading, for example 6208 91 00 (women’s cotton bathrobe), but not with the 6-digit subheading 6208 91 Rule no. 6 also specifies that the subheading notes must be taken into

Digits 5 and 6 (HS Subheading) These numbers represent the subheading within the specific heading. In short, an additional subcategory of a larger category. In the example above, the subheading is 10, which includes

The HS code for natural honey is 0409.00, which indicates that heading 04.09 has not been subdivided (fifth and sixth digits = 0); The HS code for buckwheat is 1008.10, which

They are intended to be applicable at the 4-digit (heading) numerical code level, and sometimes at the 6-digit (subheading) numerical code level. At times, however, the Explanatory Notes may provide guidance at the national

In the correlation table between HS 2017 and any previous HS edition, four types of relationships are possible: The HS 2017 subheading is correlated with one and only one subheading in the

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General Rules for the Interpretation of the Harmonized System