CBP rulings
Ruling corpus used for evidence search and similar-product review.
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Paste one product description or supplier HS code. Moya checks US HTS candidates, CBP ruling patterns, tariff exposure, and broker-prep questions for import teams.
We will carry this into your first one-product check after signup. Invited trial links can run limited checks without an account.
Search paths
Run a focused second-pass check when a supplier gave you a code, browse explainers when you are still researching, or search the HTS schedule directly.
Use one supplier HS code or product row to review likely US HTS paths and broker-review questions.
Check one codeCheck one real SKU against CBP ruling patterns, tariff signals, and missing product facts.
Check one SKUSearch the current US HTS schedule by code or description, with general rate and chapter details.
Search scheduleMoya exposes current source status because tariff and ruling data age quickly. The agent still gives research for professional review, not filing instructions.
Ruling corpus used for evidence search and similar-product review.
Official schedule records and chapter notes used to validate candidate codes.
Section 301 fallback rows plus reviewed Section 232 and current Chapter 99 signals.
Current exclusion and recall feeds monitored separately.
WHY IT MATTERS
Supplier codes, landed-cost tools, and product descriptions often miss the US-specific facts that drive HTS classification and tariff exposure. A second pass helps catch issues before broker review.
CBP rulings indexed for evidence search
USITC HTS records tracked from the current schedule
additional tariff signals checked separately
WHAT MOYA DOES
Paste one code from a supplier, broker note, carrier form, or catalog. Moya checks whether it is a defensible starting point for US HTS review.
Review visible Section 301, Section 232, other current Chapter 99, exclusion, and duty-rate signals before you price, reorder, or launch a US market.
Get the missing product facts, ruling evidence, and review questions to verify before anyone relies on the code for filing.
HOW IT WORKS
Use one supplier HS code, Shopify customs field, carrier code, PO line, or plain product description.
It compares US HTS paths, CBP ruling evidence, tariff signals, and missing product facts.
Use the result to decide what to ask your broker, supplier, carrier, or internal reviewer before filing.
EXAMPLE SECOND-PASS CHECKS
Moya is designed to turn a vague supplier description into a defensible review packet: candidate HTS paths, tariff signals, and the facts to verify before broker review.
Example input
China-origin retail LED strip kit with wall plug power cord, controller, plastic/silicone housing, adhesive backing, and decorative color lighting function.
Candidate HTS path
A complete non-portable LED lighting kit can point toward 9405.42.8410, while portable self-powered lighting must be compared against Chapter 85.
Tariff signals to verify
For China-origin goods, verify Section 301 and other current Chapter 99 layers against the final HTS code and Chapter 99 data.
Questions before broker review
Example input
China-origin wrist-worn fitness tracker with Bluetooth app connection, heart-rate and activity sensors, NFC payment support, rechargeable lithium battery, and retail packaging.
Candidate HTS path
If wireless communication is the principal function, the path may point toward 8517.62.0090; measurement-dominant products need comparison with Chapter 90.
Tariff signals to verify
China-origin electronics should be checked for Section 301, current Chapter 99, battery, and radio-compliance signals after classification.
Questions before broker review
Example input
China-origin printed fast-food sandwich wrappers laminated with aluminum foil and bleached paper, cut to shape for restaurant use.
Candidate HTS path
Backed aluminum foil can point toward 7607.20.1000 when aluminum gives the article its essential character.
Tariff signals to verify
Verify Section 232 aluminum treatment, derivative aluminum rules, and any China-specific tariff layers.
Questions before broker review
Examples show the research workflow Moya is built to support. Final classification and filing decisions still require professional review.
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