Customs Revenue Report, 2nd Quarter FY2025-2026 (January to March 2026)
- Port zones account for over 96% of total customs collections, with Port-au-Prince (Port de Paix) alone contributing 82-84% in Q2 2025-2026.
- Customs duties and taxes constitute over 99% of total customs perceptions, significantly outweighing amendments.
- Agricultural products, food, beverages, and tobacco represent the largest category of taxed imports, making up 42-47% of collections.
- Machines, electrical appliances, and transport equipment form the second largest category of taxed imports, contributing 17-22%.
- Clearance times for 1-3 days account for the majority of collections (71-77%).
This document is the quarterly statistical report from the General Customs Administration (AGD) of Haiti, covering the second quarter of the 2025-2026 fiscal year (January, February, and March 2026). It provides comprehensive structured metadata on customs perceptions and import taxes. The report meticulously breaks down revenue collections by individual customs bureaus, offering insights into their respective contributions. Furthermore, it categorizes perceptions by various duties and taxes, major taxation fields, and geographical zones of import. Detailed analyzes are presented for taxed imports based on product categories, customs regimes, countries of origin, and the time taken for customs clearance. The report also includes an annual cumulative perspective for the period spanning October 2025 to March 2026, allowing for a broader understanding of fiscal trends.
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General Customs Administration (AGD), Customs Revenue Report, 2nd Quarter FY2025-2026 (January to March 2026), https://www.douane.gouv.ht/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/PUBLICATIONS_2EME_TRIMESTRE_2025_2026_v2_Corrigee.pdf