Customs Clearance Product Nomenclature (NDP), Harmonized System 2022
- Haiti's national customs tariff schedule (NDP), issued by the AGD and aligned to the World Customs Organization's Harmonized System 2022 revision.
- Covers all 21 HS sections and 98 chapters, with section/chapter classification notes followed by tariff lines.
- Each tariff line carries the NDP code, product description, unit of measure, and the applicable customs duty rate (DD%).
- Is the primary reference for classifying imports and determining duty at the border, and the primary source document for any study of Haiti's tariff structure by product.
This is the Administration Générale des Douanes' (AGD) Nomenclature de Dédouanement des Produits (NDP), Haiti's working customs tariff schedule aligned to the sixth revision of the World Customs Organization's Harmonized System (HS 2022). The document reproduces the full HS structure, all 21 sections and 98 chapters, with the section and chapter notes that govern how goods are classified, followed by the tariff lines themselves: the six-to-ten digit NDP code, the French-language product description (libellé), the customs unit of measure (CS), and the applicable customs duty rate (DD%) for each line. It is the reference customs officers, brokers, and importers use to classify a shipment and determine the duty owed at the border, and it is the primary source for any analysis of Haiti's tariff structure or effective protection by product line. The file's creation metadata dates it to February 2023, following the 2022 HS revision. Any specific duty rate cited from this schedule should be checked against the corresponding tariff line in the document, since rates vary considerably by product and change with tariff policy.
How to cite
General Customs Administration (AGD), 2023, Customs Clearance Product Nomenclature (NDP), Harmonized System 2022, https://www.douane.gouv.ht/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Tarif-NDP-SH-2022.pdf