Search published USITC descriptions or complete HTS code prefixes in source order. Matches are flat published rows with unresolved rates; call usitc_get_heading for legal ancestry and usitc_lookup_duty_rate for exact base rate columns. Follow nextCursor with identical arguments for all remaining matches.
Inspect a four-, six- or eight-digit HTS classification and its complete indented descendants, including unnamed superior rows. Ancestry is built from the whole containing heading before filtering. Each parent and inherited-rate source has an exact nodeId follow-up. Chapters 98 and 99 preserve published forest roots without inventing four-digit records.
Browse numbered headings and complete eight-digit rate-line and ten-digit statistical counts for a chapter. Chapters 98 and 99 expose their actual published numbered entries rather than synthetic four-digit headings; subchapter grouping stays unavailable without a verified crosswalk. Reserved chapters can return a successful empty collection.
Retrieve an exact eight-digit rate line or ten-digit statistical number with all published General, Special and Column 2 cells. Blank statistical cells inherit only from the matching eight-digit legal ancestor. Country comparisons retain all symbols and unknown membership; they do not establish qualification or select a column. Follow usitc_check_additional_duties for partial Chapter 99 research.
Find Chapter 99 candidate headings and source references for an exact eight- or ten-digit commodity number. Coverage is partial and empty candidates never establish clearance. Use candidates, evidence with a returned candidateCode, or unmapped views; follow returned noteId and noteCursor for complete source passages. Country comparisons retain unknown and different-country evidence. No applicability, current legal status, exclusions, stacking or combined duties are determined.
List accepted identifier formats, edition-pinned Special Program Indicators, chapter/section navigation labels, quantity units or published release metadata. Program names are decoded separately from country membership, which remains unknown without independently verified lists. Release records identify published editions but do not enable historical tariff lookup. Follow nextCursor for all entries.