United States (HTS) · Section VI
Heterocyclic compounds with nitrogen hetero-atom(s) only (other)
HS 293399 — Heterocyclic compounds with nitrogen hetero-atom(s) only (other) — sits in Chapter 29 (Organic chemicals). Hydrocarbons, alcohols, aldehydes, carboxylic acids, amino-compounds, and other organic chemistry. EU importers pay MFN duty plus import VAT at the border; origin-specific trade remedies (anti-dumping, countervailing, safeguards, US Section 301) can stack on top when applicable. Classification disputes are decided by the section + chapter legal notes shown below — these are legally binding interpretation rules, not advisory text. The duty table renders live rates from authoritative tariff sources (EU TARIC, HMRC XI, USITC HTS); cross-country rows compare treatment under five tariff schedules.
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How 293399 is treated in other markets
Same 6-digit international HS base, looked up in each authority's published schedule. Click any country to switch the page to that schedule's view.
| Authority | Code published | MFN duty | VAT / GST |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States (HTS)viewing | 293399 | — | 0% |
| International (HS 2022) | 293399 | — | — |
| European Union (CN) | 293399 | — | 21% |
| United Kingdom | 293399 | — | 20% |
| Israel | 293399 | — | 18% |
Rates compiled from USITC, EU Commission TARIC, HMRC, and Israeli Tax Authority public datasets. Verify with the official tariff before declaring.
Landed cost estimate · United States (HTS)
USD basis- CIF customs valuedeclared$1,000.00
- + DutyNo duty rate available$0.00
- + MPFInformal-entry flat fee ($2.62) — declared value ≤ $2,500$2.62
- + Federal VATNo federal VAT — state / provincial sales tax may apply on resale$0.00
- Total landed cost · United States (HTS)$1,002.62
Likely PGA filings (verify with CBP)
- EPA— Organic chemicals (TSCA)· EPA TSCA Section 13
- DEA— Controlled substance precursors· DEA Form 486
- ·Duty rate not yet ingested for this jurisdiction. Showing VAT only on the CIF basis.
- ·Destination has no federal VAT. State / provincial sales tax may still apply at the point of resale.
- ·Likely PGA filings: EPA, DEA. Verify with CBP — these are heuristics.
Estimate excludes brokerage fees, freight, insurance, and last-mile delivery. For a binding total, get a quote from a licensed customs broker.
Sibling codes under 2933
Recent news affecting Chapter 29 — Organic chemicals
Tariff changes, sanctions, FTAs, and regulatory updates that touch this product class.
US antidumping review: glycine from India faces new duties
The U.S. Department of Commerce has concluded its 2023–2024 administrative review of glycine imports from India, finding that producers and exporters sold subject merchandise below normal value during the review period (June 1, 2023 – May 31, 2024). This triggers antidumping duty assessments on affected Indian glycine suppliers. Exporters and importers of glycine from India must verify their supplier status and expect revised duty rates or cash-deposit requirements.
US sets countervailing duties on Indian glycine in 2023 review
The U.S. Department of Commerce concluded in its administrative review that Indian producers and exporters of glycine received countervailable subsidies during 2023. This determination triggers countervailing duty (CVD) assessments on glycine imports from India. Shippers and importers sourcing glycine from India must now factor in additional duty costs and verify their supplier eligibility under any company-specific rates published in the final determination.
US imposes anti-dumping duties on Tris and Tris HCl from China
The US Department of Commerce has issued final anti-dumping duty determinations on Tris (Hydroxymethyl) Aminomethane and its hydrochloride form (Tris and Tris HCl) imported from China, effective June 10, 2026. These chemicals, used in pharmaceuticals, diagnostics, and industrial applications, will face duties to counteract alleged dumping practices. Importers of these products must adjust landed cost calculations and sourcing strategies immediately.
Korea acetone dumping duties affirmed in 2024–25 review
The U.S. Department of Commerce has issued final results of its antidumping duty administrative review for acetone imports from South Korea, covering the period March 1, 2024 through February 28, 2025. Kumho P&B Chemicals, Inc., a major Korean acetone producer and exporter, was found to have made sales at less than normal value (i.e., dumped) during the review period. This determination affirms the ongoing antidumping duty regime for Korean acetone and confirms that subject shipments remain liable to calculated dumping margins.
US Anti-Dumping Duty on Korean Acrylates & Methacrylates
The US International Trade Commission has issued a final anti-dumping determination on multifunctional acrylate and methacrylate monomers and oligomers imported from South Korea. The decision concludes the investigation and establishes duties on these chemicals, which are used in coatings, adhesives, and specialty polymers. Importers of these products from South Korea must now account for anti-dumping tariffs in landed-cost calculations.
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