Search 220,000+ classification decisions from the CBP CROSS (Customs Rulings Online Search System) database. Rulings explain how CBP classifies goods under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule, providing binding precedent for importers, customs brokers, and trade compliance teams.
41,113 rulings found for “HQ”
Classification of women's upper body garments -- modification of NYRL 839337, NYRL 839223, NYRL 842098, and NYRL 839336
Miniature potting or garden tools and accessories; sets
Monoculars
Lighted Treetop Angel Figure, Hanging Santa Figure, Pine Cone Cabin
Classification of a girls' jacket and boys' overalls
Classification of Woman's Jackets
Curtain Fabric
Earmuffs are clothing accessories, not other garments. NYRL833745, NYRL 834507, NYRL 834508, NYRL 835287, NYRL 835473, NYRL838873 & NYRL 843854 modified; HRL 085012 affirmed.
Towels predominately used in print shops to absorb and wipeaway ink are shop towels used in machine shops. HRL 084799affirmed.
Nightshirt and shirt/short ensemble
Classification of bowling shoes
Classification of women's clothing
Women's jackets and coated fabric
Women's knit tops
Machine tool
Unisex knit and woven shirt with neither component impartingessential character and partial front opening fastening left overright a man's woven shirt.
Reconsideration of New York Ruling 838970
Nonwoven wet tissue paper impregnated with fragrance,ethanol, benzalkoniumchloride, glycerine, and distilled water is other perfumery,cosmetic or toiletrypreparation.soap;surface-active;washing;detergent;3401
Modification of HRL 082074 and NYRL 826951 Concerning the Tariff Status of a Water Resistant Jacket
Further Review of Protest 3001-9-001306, Dated November 16, 1989
Duty liability under 19 U.S.C. 1466 and the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States for certain operations associated with foreign and domestic conversation of a vessel
Dutiability of certain foreign shipyard operations performed on U.S.-flag LASH barges
Transportation of passengers between United States ports or places and the high seas on a foreign-built vessel
Use of a United States-built vessel which has been sold foreign within the territorial waters of the United States as a "bed and breakfast hotel" and as a residence for the Alaskan oil clean-up workers.
Eligibility of vessels rebuilt outside the United States to engage in tuna fishing
