Landed Cost Calculator

The true cost of a sofa is not the factory price. Enter your numbers — results update instantly. Use a preset to see how the pieces fit.

Examples use illustrative rates, not current rates for your product. Check your national tariff and current additional measures.

Estimated landed cost

–

Suggested retail price per unit–

Get a broker to confirm

Why this matters: with a 25% additional duty on an FOB-valued sofa, duty alone adds a quarter of your factory price — before freight, fees and inland delivery. On 1 January 2027 the scheduled U.S. step-up would raise that to 30% for upholstered wood furniture and 50% for cabinets and vanities.

Methodology

Duty base. The U.S. and Canada assess ad valorem duty on the transaction (roughly FOB) value; the EU, UK, India and most other countries use CIF — goods plus freight and insurance to the border. Switch the basis to match your destination.

Duties. Base duty, additional duty and AD/CVD are each applied to the duty base. In practice some measures do not stack (for example, U.S. Section 232 wood-product duties replace certain other additional tariffs); enter only the measures that apply to your entry.

U.S. fees. The Merchandise Processing Fee is 0.3464% of entered value, bounded by a minimum and maximum set annually. The Harbor Maintenance Fee is 0.125% of value for cargo entering through U.S. seaports.

Import VAT/GST. Calculated on CIF value plus duties, which is the standard base in the EU and UK. Registered businesses can usually reclaim it, so it affects cash flow more than margin.

Estimates only. Not a binding ruling or legal advice. Confirm with a licensed customs broker or your customs authority. Read the full landed-cost guide.