Productivity
Work out landed cost
Duty, freight and the classification that decides both.
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Materials, use and value.
Origin and destination.
The HS code drives the whole number.
Your prompt
Work out the landed cost. [the products] Route: [your from and to] Classify each product first. The HS code decides the duty rate, and it depends on material composition and intended use in ways that are not intuitive: the same item in two materials can differ by twenty points. Explain the reasoning for each classification so it can be defended. Build up the whole cost: goods, freight, insurance, duty on the right base, import VAT, customs brokerage, port and inland charges. Duty is usually charged on a base that includes freight, which people miss. Flag anything that may need a licence, certification or origin documentation. This is a working estimate, not customs advice.
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Why this works
The HS code decides the duty rate, and it depends on material and use in ways that are not intuitive: the same item in two materials can differ by twenty points. This classifies with reasoning, and computes duty on the base that includes freight.