What is a commodity code?

Commodity codes are internationally recognised reference numbers. A code describes a specific product when importing or exporting goods. You will use this code on any import declaration and can find them in the Trade Tariff tool. You’ll need to find the right commodity code for any goods you import or export, as it works out:

What if I rely on a commodity code from an overseas supplier?

If you rely on the commodity code from an overseas supplier, you’ll need to check if the treatment is the same and how much of the code applies in the UK. How to use the Trade Tariff tool or get help to classify your goods, so you pay the right amount of Customs Duty and import VAT.

Which products are classified under commodity code 8528 52 91?

LCD walls intended for indoor viewing which incorporate a computer are classified under commodity code 8528 52 91. These products are classified under commodity code 8543 70 05. This applies if they do or do not include translation or dictionary functions. Electronic cigarettes are classified under subheading 8543 40.

What is a commodity code 8544 42 10?

Commodity code 8544 42 10 covers products used for telecommunications, including those used in telecommunications networks, such as to connect a computer with a modem. Products excluded from this subheading include (but are not limited to) products: Parts are items that are essential to the operation of a product.

Are electronic cigarettes classified under subheading 8543 40?

Electronic cigarettes are classified under subheading 8543 40. This covers electronic cigarettes and similar personal electric vaporising devices. Disposable electronic cigarettes and similar disposable personal electric vaporising devices, not capable of being refilled or recharged, are classified to heading 2404.