Tariff IQby Applied Value
Tariff exposure analysis and reporting for complex import portfolios
Tariff IQ is a tariff classification and cost exposure tool for companies importing into the United States. Load part numbers, descriptions, HTS codes, and supplier data in bulk. Each part runs through a cascading lookup against the active schedules, and the engine applies applicable tariffs. The output is line-by-line duty liability across the full BOM, sliceable by part, supplier, schedule, or country of origin. From there you can model what happens if you shift volume to another origin, qualify parts for USMCA, or a new schedule is announced.
Rate database
| Harmonized Tariff Schedule | Complete schedule, all chapters |
|---|---|
| §301 China | Lists 1, 2, 3, and 4a |
| §301 Forced Labor | Covered provisions, with exemptions and origin tiers |
| §301 Brazil | Covered provisions on Brazilian-origin goods |
| §338 Canada | Listed provisions on Canadian-origin goods |
| §232 Metals | Annex buckets I-A through III, on a full-value basis |
| §232 Automotive | Vehicles and parts |
| §232 Medium & Heavy-Duty Vehicles | Vehicles, parts, and buses |
| MFN Base Rates | Curated, with live USITC fallback |
Curated by Applied Value and updated when material tariff changes are enacted. MFN base rates fall back to live USITC data where a curated rate is not held.
Capabilities
One workflow from a raw parts list to a defensible, country-by-country duty view.
- HTS classification
- Assisted classification with confidence scoring across five factors, flagged when a code needs a human check.
- Duty stacking
- MFN, §301 China Lists 1–4a, forced labor and Brazil, §338 Canada, and the §232 annex buckets — layered in the correct statutory order.
- Exposure modeling
- Roll duties up across a whole parts portfolio and read exposure by country, program and part.
- Origin-shift scenarios
- Model what moving a part to a new country of origin does to landed duty, before committing the sourcing change.
- Tariff map
- See exposure geographically across a sourcing footprint and locate where concentration risk sits.
- DAVE
- Ask questions of the portfolio and the rate database in plain English, and have the analysis built for you.