(2026-05) Customs Revenue Report, May 2026 (by customs office, April vs. May 2026)
Summary — This document presents an analytical table of customs import perceptions for the 2025-2026 fiscal year, detailing collections by various customs offices in Haiti for April and May. It shows total revenues in Gourdes and their percentage contribution. The report highlights the significant role of Port-au-Prince in overall customs revenue.
Key Findings
- Port-au-Prince (Port de PAP) customs office generated 18,805,567,945.25 Gourdes, accounting for 81.98% of total import revenue for April-May 2026.
- Cap-Haïtien was the second largest contributor, collecting 2,287,887,699.22 Gourdes, or 9.97% of the total.
- Total customs import perceptions for all offices amounted to 22,939,476,907.81 Gourdes for April and May 2026.
- Taxes on goods and services (Taxes sur les biens et services) were the largest revenue category, totaling 9,608,166,926.20 Gourdes.
- Import duties (Droits d'importation) contributed 7,628,639,685.71 Gourdes to the total.
Full Description
This comprehensive report from the General Customs Administration of Haiti offers an analytical breakdown of customs import perceptions, based on actual collections for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. It meticulously details revenue figures for all customs offices across Haiti for the months of April and May, presented in Haitian Gourdes. The data is further categorized by specific customs offices, such as Port-au-Prince, Cap-Haïtien, and others, showing their individual contributions to the total import duties collected. The report also breaks down revenue by type of perception, including taxes on goods and services, import duties, and other fiscal and non-fiscal receipts, providing a granular view of the sources of customs revenue.