About This Tariff Calculator Tool

This is a free online US tariff calculator for 2025 that helps consumers and businesses calculate how import duties and tariffs affect product prices. The tool covers tariffs on goods from China, Mexico, Canada, European Union countries, and other major trading partners.

How to Use the Tariff Calculator

Step 1: Select a product category (Electronics, Clothing, Toys, Home Goods, Auto Parts, or Sports equipment). Step 2: Choose a specific product from the dropdown menu. Step 3: Enter the country where the product is manufactured and its current price. Step 4: Click calculate to see the price impact including base import duties and reciprocal tariffs.

Supported Countries and Tariff Rates

The calculator includes current 2025 tariff rates for: China (40% total including reciprocal and opioid tariffs), Mexico (25% reciprocal tariff), Canada (25% reciprocal tariff), European Union countries including Germany, France, and Italy (15-20% minimum), United Kingdom (10% reciprocal), Brazil (40-50%), and other countries (10% default rate).

Types of Tariffs Calculated

The tool calculates base import duties (existing MFN rates), reciprocal tariffs (matching what other countries charge on US exports), Section 301 tariffs on Chinese goods, and special tariffs like the opioid tariff on China. Results show the original price, tariff amounts, and final price consumers will pay.

Tariff Impact Calculator

What are you buying?

Product Details

Select a specific product to see accurate tariff calculations
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Before Tariffs
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After Tariffs
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Original Price $0.00
Base Import Duty $0.00
Import Tariff $0.00
Total You'll Pay $0.00

Educational Information About Tariffs

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Current Tariff Information

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Latest Tariff Rates

China: 40% total
Brazil: 40-50%
Mexico/Canada: 25%
EU: 15-20%
Default: 10%
Official rates →

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When Do They Start?

Many tariffs already in effect as of 2025. Additional increases may come with new executive orders. Check back regularly for updates!

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What Can You Do?

Buy now before prices rise further, look for domestic alternatives, or consider products from countries with lower tariffs.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Why are prices going up?
The US has imposed tariffs (import taxes) on goods from other countries. When importers pay these taxes, they typically pass the cost to consumers through higher prices.
Which products are affected most?
Electronics, clothing, toys, and home goods from China face the highest tariffs (30%+). Products from Mexico and Canada also face 25% tariffs. Almost everything imported faces at least 10%.
Is this calculator accurate?
We use the latest official tariff rates from USTR and White House executive orders. However, actual retail prices depend on many factors including retailer margins and supply chain costs.
Will prices ever go back down?
Tariffs can be removed through new trade agreements or executive orders, but historically, once prices increase, they rarely return to previous levels even if tariffs are removed.
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