United States
Customs exchange rate in United States
Customs exchange rate
CBP converts foreign-currency invoices at rates certified by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York: a quarterly rate for listed currencies (unless the daily rate varies by 5% or more) and daily certified rates for others, as of the date of exportation (19 CFR 159.34–159.35). CBP publishes these only as bulletins/PDF notices; LandedGrid holds no machine-readable official feed, so non-USD amounts need a rate supplied by you and are labelled USER_PROVIDED.
Applicable date: Date of exportation.
No official customs exchange-rate dataset is active for United States. No machine-readable official CBP exchange-rate source exists. Invoices in USD are unaffected.
What LandedGrid does not calculate for this destination
- preferences: Bilateral and regional FTA rates in the HTS Special column are covered. GSP, AGOA, CBERA/CBTPA and Nepal preferences are not offered because their beneficiary lists are not yet ingested from an official source.
- additional tariffs: Additional tariffs under Chapter 99 of the HTS (Section 301, Section 232, country-specific and emergency measures) cannot be verified automatically: the subheading and country coverage lists are published in PDF notes and Federal Register notices, not in the machine-readable schedule. Check the Chapter 99 references shown for this line, then enter the additional rate(s) that apply — or confirm that none apply.
- trade remedies: Anti-dumping and countervailing duty orders are administered by the Department of Commerce and have no official machine-readable feed. LandedGrid cannot confirm whether an order covers these goods. Search ACCESS (access.trade.gov/adcvd) for the product and country, then confirm the result here.
- customs fx: No machine-readable official CBP exchange-rate source exists. Invoices in USD are unaffected.
- regulatory: Partner Government Agency requirements (FDA, USDA, CPSC, FCC, EPA and others) are not yet covered.
- Federal excise taxes on alcohol and tobacco are not calculated; affected codes are flagged.
- Tariff-rate quota lines (Chapter 99 subchapter IV references, additional US notes) are flagged; in-quota treatment is never assumed.