Find HS Code and trade information for Equine leather shoe sole leather

Product Classification: Equine Leather Shoe Sole Leather
HS CODE: 4107196050, 4107116060, 4107996050

🔍 Classification Summary

The product "Equine leather shoe sole leather" (马皮鞋底革) is classified under the following HS codes based on specific attributes such as processing method, thickness, and intended use:

• HS CODE 4107196050
• Description: Tanned or crust-treated equine leather (e.g., horse leather), un-haired, for sole leather.
• Applicable for: Standard thickness, un-split, used as shoe sole leather.

• Total Tax Rate: 35.0%

  • Base Tariff: 5.0%
  • Additional Tariff (after April 11, 2025): 30.0%

• HS CODE 4107116060

• Description: Tanned or crust-treated leather (including parchment-treated), un-haired, whether split or not, excluding Chapter 4114 (full grain, un-split leather), for sole leather.
• Applicable for: Split or un-split equine leather used as shoe sole leather.

• Total Tax Rate: 33.3%

  • Base Tariff: 3.3%
  • Additional Tariff (after April 11, 2025): 30.0%

• HS CODE 4107996050

• Description: Tanned or crust-treated leather, un-haired, for upper leather or sole leather.
• Applicable for: Thick or specialized equine leather used as shoe sole leather.
• Total Tax Rate: 35.0%
  • Base Tariff: 5.0%
  • Additional Tariff (after April 11, 2025): 30.0%

⚠️ Key Tax Rate Changes (April 11, 2025)

• Additional Tariff: 30.0% will be applied to all three HS codes after April 11, 2025.
• No Anti-dumping duties are currently applicable for equine leather.
• No specific tariffs on iron or aluminum are relevant for this product.

📌 Proactive Advice for Importers

• Verify Material: Confirm that the leather is indeed equine (horse) and not from other animals (e.g., cow or sheep), as this affects classification.
• Check Thickness and Processing: Determine if the leather is split or un-split, as this may affect the applicable HS code.
• Unit Price and Certification: Ensure that the product is properly documented with certificates of origin and processing details to avoid misclassification.
• Monitor Tariff Updates: Stay informed about any changes in customs policies, especially after April 11, 2025.

✅ Summary Table

🔍 Classification Summary

The product "Equine leather shoe sole leather" (马皮鞋底革) is classified under the following HS codes based on specific attributes such as processing method, thickness, and intended use:

• HS CODE 4107196050
• Description: Tanned or crust-treated equine leather (e.g., horse leather), un-haired, for sole leather.
• Applicable for: Standard thickness, un-split, used as shoe sole leather.

• Total Tax Rate: 35.0%

  • Base Tariff: 5.0%
  • Additional Tariff (after April 11, 2025): 30.0%

• HS CODE 4107116060

• Description: Tanned or crust-treated leather (including parchment-treated), un-haired, whether split or not, excluding Chapter 4114 (full grain, un-split leather), for sole leather.
• Applicable for: Split or un-split equine leather used as shoe sole leather.

• Total Tax Rate: 33.3%

  • Base Tariff: 3.3%
  • Additional Tariff (after April 11, 2025): 30.0%

• HS CODE 4107996050

• Description: Tanned or crust-treated leather, un-haired, for upper leather or sole leather.
• Applicable for: Thick or specialized equine leather used as shoe sole leather.
• Total Tax Rate: 35.0%
  • Base Tariff: 5.0%
  • Additional Tariff (after April 11, 2025): 30.0%

⚠️ Key Tax Rate Changes (April 11, 2025)

• Additional Tariff: 30.0% will be applied to all three HS codes after April 11, 2025.
• No Anti-dumping duties are currently applicable for equine leather.
• No specific tariffs on iron or aluminum are relevant for this product.

📌 Proactive Advice for Importers

• Verify Material: Confirm that the leather is indeed equine (horse) and not from other animals (e.g., cow or sheep), as this affects classification.
• Check Thickness and Processing: Determine if the leather is split or un-split, as this may affect the applicable HS code.
• Unit Price and Certification: Ensure that the product is properly documented with certificates of origin and processing details to avoid misclassification.
• Monitor Tariff Updates: Stay informed about any changes in customs policies, especially after April 11, 2025.

✅ Summary Table