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Connect CBP Data
Connect with CBP ACE data, Customs Brokers data and the Part Number Database. Ready to use with a quick setup.
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Audit 100% of the 7501.Automatecorrections workflow.
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Run AI Tariff Analysis
TariffBoost reviews transactions daily for potential duty savings and non-compliance risk across multiple tariff programs like Sec. 232, Sec. 301 Forced Labor, HTS classification, country of origin, Exclusions, Special Provisions and more.
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Automate the Follow-Up
AI-assisted automated workflows organize the time-consuming work behind tariff recovery, FTA certificate request, metal content data request, and 7501 data corrections.
AI tariff intelligence
Actionable analysis built from your own import transactions.
Customized reports show potential savings from duty refunds, Free Trade Agreements, special provisions, exclusions, Section 232 optimization, and data corrections. Every finding remains connected to the relevant entry and product record.
Explore the tariff savings process
Significant customs duty savings with stronger compliance processes.
TariffBoost helps importers make informed decisions about tariff structures, reduce avoidable import costs, and create a clear record for professional review.
Tariff savings opportunities
View all opportunities What TariffBoost analyzes
Tariff Refunds
- Calculate potential refunds
- Trace amounts to entries
Section 232
- Steel, aluminum, and copper
- Metal-content optimization
FTA Optimization
- Find eligible part numbers
- Request missing certificates
Country of Origin
- Compare five risk factors
- Identify origin discrepancies
HTS Audit
- Compare broker declarations
- Find classification variance
Tariff Calculator
- Estimate layered duties
- Single and batch analysis
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Make tariff opportunities visible, measurable, and actionable.
Improve customs declarations
Connect transaction and product data so import teams can identify cost-saving opportunities before inconsistent records repeat.
Reduce import costs responsibly
Measure potential savings while maintaining the documentation and professional review that customs compliance requires.
Replace manual review with analytics
Use AI to organize high-volume import data and focus people on the decisions with the greatest financial impact.
TariffBoost specializes in optimizing tariffs through advanced AI technology and practical customs-data analysis.
Review focusPotential tariff savingsPrioritized by financial impact, risk, and available evidence.
Last verified Oct 20, 2026 at 0:03 UTC
News Highlights
Verified developments affecting tariffs, sanctions, customs, and international trade—from approved official sources only.
View all Tariff NewsIssuance of Amended Venezuela-related General License and Frequently Asked Question
OFAC issued an amended Venezuela-related general license and an amended FAQ.
Why it mattersRe-check OFAC’s Venezuela-related licensing guidance after October 16, 2026 for amended permissions and FAQ updates that may affect whether transactions require authorization.
Read official source Iran-related Designations; Cuba Designation; Issuance of New and Amended General Licenses and Frequently Asked Questions
OFAC issued multiple general licenses and updates (including Iran- and Cuba-related actions) alongside SDN list changes.
Why it mattersSanctions-screening workflows should account for the new/updated OFAC general licenses and FAQ guidance issued on October 15, 2026 when assessing permissible transactions involving affected jurisdictions/entities.
Read official source Settlement Agreement between the U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control and Pegasus Worldwide Logistics; International Criminal Court Designation and General Licenses; Burma-related Designation Removal
OFAC announced a settlement with Pegasus Worldwide Logistics and issued International Criminal Court-related general licenses, plus SDN list updates.
Why it mattersCustoms and trade compliance teams should reflect the newly issued ICC general licenses and the specified SDN list updates when vetting counterparties involved in cross-border shipments tied to the relevant licensing/blocked-property rules.
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