Customs Import Collections Review, October 2026
- Customs collections in October 2026 totaled 11,500,444,274.73 gourdes, up 1.75 percent from October 2025.
- Goods collections reached 101.07 percent of their target, while petroleum collections reached 28.86 percent.
- Overall collections reached 87.06 percent of the monthly forecast of 13.21 billion gourdes.
- Customs value rose 38.48 percent and petroleum revenue fell 72.70 percent compared with October 2025.
- Duties waived rose from 1.30 billion to 2.17 billion gourdes, an increase of 66.67 percent.
- Collections at the Port of Port-au-Prince rose 12.2 percent to 7.72 billion gourdes and Cap-Haïtien rose 66.8 percent.
This report from the Administration Générale des Douanes analyzes import duty collections for October 2026. Collections totaled 11,500,444,274.73 gourdes compared with 11,302,532,300.94 gourdes in October 2025, which the report describes as the highest level recorded for an October in its statistical series. Goods collections exceeded their monthly target, while petroleum collections reached only 28.86 percent of the target because the State kept pump prices stable through subsidies. Customs value rose 38.48 percent and net weight 11.43 percent, and duties waived rose 66.67 percent. The report compares collections by customs office for October 2024, 2025 and 2026, with the Port of Port-au-Prince as the main contributor and Cap-Haïtien up 66.8 percent. It closes with priorities on revenue mobilization, petroleum revenue monitoring, control of exemptions, regional offices and data reliability.
How to cite
General Customs Administration (AGD), Customs Import Collections Review, October 2026, https://www.douane.gouv.ht/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/Analyse-Recettes-mois-dOctobre-2026.pdf
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