Find HS Code and trade information for BATHROOM SHOOTING TOY

Okay, let's break down the classification and duty information for your declared items, focusing on the "BATHROOM SHOOTING TOY" and the provided HS codes.

Understanding Your Items & HS Codes

You've provided information for two potential classifications. Let's analyze each:

1. Tricycles, Scooters, Pedal Cars & Similar Toys (HS Code Not Provided)

• HS Chapter: 95 (Toys, Games and Sports Equipment; Gymnastics, Athletic or Sporting Articles; Decorations, Festive Articles)
• HS Code Breakdown (Example - 9503.00):
  • 95: Chapter for Toys, Games, and Sports Equipment.
  • 03: Specifically for Tricycles, bicycles, scooters, pedal cars and similar wheeled toys.
• What this means: If your "BATHROOM SHOOTING TOY" is a wheeled toy (like a small car or scooter designed for play), this is a likely classification. However, the description is broad. We need more detail.
• Important Considerations:
  • Material: What is the toy made of? (Plastic, metal, wood, etc.). This will refine the HS code within Chapter 95.
  • Functionality: Is it motorized? Does it have sound or lights?
  • Age Recommendation: This can sometimes influence classification.

2. Other Articles of Iron or Steel: Containers (HS Code: 7326.90.35.00)

• HS Chapter: 73 (Iron or steel articles)
• HS Code Breakdown:
  • 73: Chapter for Iron or steel articles.
  • 26: Specifically for articles of iron or steel, containers.
  • 90: Other.
  • 35: Other.
• What this means: This HS code is for containers normally carried on the person, in the pocket or in the handbag. This is unlikely to be the correct classification for a "BATHROOM SHOOTING TOY" unless it's a very small, container-like toy.
• Tax Details:
  • Basic Duty: 7.8%
  • Additional Duty: 25.0% (currently) / 30% (after April 2, 2025)
  • Total Duty: 87.8% (currently)
  • Important Note: The additional duty on steel/aluminum products is subject to change.

Recommendation for "BATHROOM SHOOTING TOY"

Based on the name, it's more likely your toy falls under HS Chapter 95 (Toys, Games and Sports Equipment). However, we need more information to pinpoint the exact HS code.

Here's what I need to help you determine the correct HS code:

1. Material Composition: What is the toy made of? (e.g., plastic, metal, fabric, etc.)
2. Toy Type: Is it a water gun? A shooting game with targets? A small vehicle?
3. Dimensions: What are the toy's size and weight?
4. Functionality: Does it require batteries? Does it make sounds or lights?
5. Intended Use: Is it specifically designed for use in the bathtub?

Important Reminders:

• Accuracy is Crucial: The correct HS code is vital for accurate duty calculation and smooth customs clearance.
• Customs Discretion: Ultimately, customs officials have the final say in classification.
• Documentation: Be prepared to provide detailed product descriptions, materials lists, and potentially a product image to support your classification.
• Certification: Depending on the material and functionality of the toy, you may need to provide certifications (e.g., safety testing reports, CE marking). Please check the import regulations for toys in your destination country.

Once you provide the additional information, I can help you refine the HS code and provide a more accurate duty estimate.