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A clear code. A complete case.

Describe your goods, answer relevant product questions and review a proposed 10-digit import code against live UK tariff evidence. Download a PDF of the reasoning, alternatives and source links.

A closer look / Simple Tariff Tool

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Understand the output.

Explore the live product and how it fits into a real working process.

Simple Tariff Tool public interface — Live input form with the built-in cotton T-shirt example selected. Captured September 2026.
Live input form with the built-in cotton T-shirt example selected. Captured September 2026.
What goes in

A product description and answers to relevant questions.

What comes out

A proposed GB import code and a PDF explaining the reasoning and sources.

Where people matter

Confirm the facts and review the classification. Duty, VAT and Northern Ireland are outside this tool’s scope.

Try the guided product form

Choose a built-in example to see how product details are entered.

The job it helps with

Built around a clear purpose.

Sometimes the task is focused: work through the relevant product questions, review a proposed import code and keep a clear explanation.

  • Work through relevant product questions
  • Review a proposed 10-digit GB import commodity code
  • Download an A4 PDF with facts, reasoning and dated sources
From first step to useful output

How it fits into the work.

  1. 01

    Describe the product

    Describe the goods and the product details you already know.

  2. 02

    Answer the questions

    Answer the relevant follow-up questions to narrow the classification.

  3. 03

    Download the report

    Review the proposed code and download the supporting report.

What you get

A proposed 10-digit GB import commodity code and an A4 PDF covering the facts, reasoning, alternatives and dated source links.

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use case.

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About Simple Tariff Tool

Useful questions.
Clear answers.

What does the tool produce?

A proposed 10-digit Great Britain import commodity code and an A4 report explaining the reasoning, alternatives and sources.

Why does it ask follow-up questions?

Details such as what a product is made of or how it is used can matter to classification. The questions help clarify relevant facts.

Does it calculate the total import cost?

No. Its focus is GB import classification. Duty, VAT, origin-specific measures and Northern Ireland are outside its scope.

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