BSA GROUP Free US TARIFF calculators are based on standard assumptions and the figures you input. They give estimates only and are not meant to replace professional advice from a 3PL.
*Please note that the tariff values presented in this calculator are based on the most up-to-date and accurate tariff policy information available as of noon Central Daylight Time (CDT) on May 24th, 2025. At that time, the standard tariff rate of 10% was in effect for all countries except for the European Union (50% ~ June 1st, 2025), Canada (35% ~ August 1st, 2025), China (30% as per the latest statement from the Trump administration), and Mexico (25%).
Tariff policies are unpredictable and subject to change. The values provided by this calculator should be considered estimates for informational purposes only and may not reflect the actual tariffs in effect at the time of import. It is recommended to consult official government sources and customs authorities for the most current and accurate tariff rates.
Data Retrieved From Source: White House
How to Use the Trump Tariff Calculator
Updated May 30th, 2025. Our calculator is designed to help you estimate the cost of goods under the new 2025 tariffs, based on data from the US trade policy changes. It’s simple to use and provides real-time calculations for different tariff scenarios. Note that on May 29th, 2025, US courts suspended the application of Trump’s tariffs, and then the following day (May 30th) paused that suspension of tariffs, including those levied on Canada and Mexico, on a blanket 10% tariff levied on most trading partners, on reciprocal tariffs, as well as China’s ‘fentanyl’ tariffs.
A lower court ruled that former President Trump didn’t have the power under emergency laws to impose his 15% tariffs on many imports, saying only Congress can set taxes. However, a higher appeals court quickly put that ruling on hold, meaning the tariffs stay in place for now while the government appeals.
1. Select the Country of Origin
Choose the country where your goods are made or imported from using the dropdown menu. This matters as tariff rates vary by country (e.g., China faces a 30% tariff, while most others face 10%).
The calculator includes data for over 150 countries, reflecting the tariff rates from the provided dataset
2. Enter the Cost of Goods
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Input the current cost of your goods (in USD) in the “Cost of Goods” field. For example, if a phone costs $500, enter that amount.
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Ensure the value is non-negative; the calculator prevents invalid inputs.
3. Enter the Quantity
Specify the number of items in the “Quantity of Goods” field. For instance, if you’re importing 10 phones, enter “10.”
Like the cost field, only non-negative numbers are accepted.
4. Review the Results
The calculator instantly displays four scenarios
Zero Tariff (Pre-2025) – The cost without any tariffs (Cost × Quantity).
Previous Rate (Full Effect) – The cost with the previous tariff rate applied fully (e.g., 34% for China before 2025).
Previous Rate (50% Effect) – The cost assuming only 50% of the previous tariff is passed to you.
Updated Rate (Full Effect) – The cost with the current 2025 tariff rate (e.g., 125% for China).
Results are formatted to two decimal places for clarity (e.g., $500.00).
5. Experiment with Scenarios
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Try different countries, costs, or quantities to see how tariffs affect your expenses. For example, compare importing from China (125% tariff) versus Japan (10% tariff).
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The calculator updates in real-time as you change inputs, making it easy to test multiple scenarios.