Customs Revenue Report, 4th Quarter FY2025-2026 (July to September 2026)
- Customs collected HTG 36.51 billion in July to September 2026 and HTG 139.26 billion over fiscal 2025-2026.
- The port of Port-au-Prince took 79.5% of the quarter and Cap-Haïtien 12.2%.
- Jacmel recorded collection from August 2026, and Port-de-Paix and Petit-Goâve recorded their first amounts of the year.
- Customs duty gave 32.7% of the quarter, TCA 29.7% and the verification fee 24.0%.
- Non-petroleum taxed imports yielded HTG 26.93 billion, 32% from US goods and 26% from Chinese goods.
- 0% of non-petroleum collection was paid more than 21 days after registration.
- Tables 4 and 16 are missing; the AGD will publish a corrected version.
The quarterly statistics report of the AGD's Directorate of Research and Statistics for July, August and September 2026, the fourth quarter of fiscal 2025-2026. It gives each month, the quarter and the October to September year to date, from SYDONIA records.
Collection was HTG 12.36 billion in July, HTG 11.23 billion in August and HTG 12.92 billion in September, HTG 36.51 billion for the quarter and HTG 139.26 billion for the year. The port of Port-au-Prince collected 79.5% of the quarter and Cap-Haïtien 12.2%. Jacmel recorded collection from August, and Port-de-Paix and Petit-Goâve recorded small amounts for the first time in the year. Land border offices took 1.8% and airports 1.2%.
By duty, the customs duty (DD) gave 32.7% of the quarter, the turnover tax (TCA) 29.7% and the verification fee (FV) 24.0%. Fines were 0.65%. Taxes on foreign trade were 59.1% of the quarter and taxes on goods and services 38.4%.
Excluding petroleum, taxed imports yielded HTG 26.93 billion. Food, drink and tobacco gave 41.0% of that, and machinery and transport equipment 19.0%. Goods from the United States gave 32% and from China 26%. Of the non-petroleum amount, 31.9% was paid within three days of registration and 10.0% more than 21 days after it. The report also tabulates collection by HS section and chapter and clearance time, by customs regime, by country and clearance time, and for the top 100 importers.
Tables 4 (current collection and recovery of earlier declarations) and 16 (importer categories) are empty in this edition, and a note says a corrected version will be published once the data are validated. Several chart titles still read third quarter.
How to cite
General Customs Administration (AGD), Customs Revenue Report, 4th Quarter FY2025-2026 (July to September 2026), https://mef.gouv.ht/documentation/doc_rapport
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