Customs Revenue Collected by Customs Office, January 2026

Customs Revenue Collected by Customs Office, January 2026

Summary: Customs revenue collected, broken down by customs office, for January 2026. Customs is one of the two pillars of Haitian domestic revenue and the office-level split shows where collection actually happens — which the aggregate fiscal tables do not.
Key Findings
Full Description

This AGD quarterly statistical report covers customs revenue for the second quarter of fiscal year 2025-2026, January to March 2026, with annual October-March totals. Although the record title emphasizes January, the fetched document is the full quarterly report from the Direction de Recherches et de Statistiques. It includes tables on revenue collected by customs office, customs duties, taxes and fines, major taxation fields, current revenue and recovery, taxed imports by geographic zone and customs office, product category, customs regime, tariff sections and chapters, clearance delays between registration, liquidation and payment, top countries of provenance, top importers, and importer categories. The office table shows that Port-au-Prince remained dominant, collecting 84 percent of January revenue and 82 percent of the quarter, followed by Cap-Haïtien. The quarterly total for automated offices was 34.409 billion gourdes, and the October-March annual total was 69.494 billion gourdes. The report states that the data concern only automated customs offices, so the figures should be read as an administrative view of automated-office collections.

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Geography
Time Coverage
2026-01 to ?

How to cite

General Customs Administration (AGD); Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), Customs Revenue Collected by Customs Office, January 2026, https://mef.gouv.ht/storage/app/uploads/public/69f/776/d8b/69f776d8b28d4907801659.pdf