Every Layer, Itemized

Base rate, Section 301, Section 232 chains, exclusions, fees — one landed-cost number with every line item shown. Never a mystery total.

Modern US tariffs stack: a base rate, a Section 301 list, a country-wide floor, a Section 232 metal action that chains through autos into steel and aluminum, a fee schedule on top. Tariff Monster resolves the whole stack for your HTS line, origin, and entry date, and shows its work — every charging heading appears as its own line with its own 9903 citation, rate, and dollar amount, down through the Merchandise Processing Fee and harbor maintenance to a single landed cost.

Exclusions are first-class, not fine print. When a heading you could claim exists — an informational-materials exemption, a deal carve-out, a content-based exclusion — it surfaces as a toggle on the quote. Claim it and the affected layer is replaced, the total recomputes, and the breakdown shows exactly which line the claim suppressed. Where an action needs facts only you have (metal content value, melt-and-pour origin), the simulator asks for them instead of guessing.