HTS Code 440729: Other — 2026 US Tariff Rates
Quick Answer
HTS 440729 = Other
Duty rate: Free · Unit: 44-digit · Column 1: Free
Complete Classification Table
All 8-digit and 10-digit tariff codes under HTS subheading 440729. Use this table to find the correct statistical suffix and applicable duty rate for your product.
| HTS Code | Full Description | General Rate | Special Rate | Column 2 Rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
4407.29.02 |
Other | Free | — | $1.27/m3 |
4407.29.02.06 |
Acajou d'Afrique (Khaya spp.), also known as African mahogany | — | — | — |
4407.29.02.11 |
Anigre (Aningeria spp.), also known as Aningre, Aniegre or Anegre | — | — | — |
4407.29.02.16 |
Keruing (Dipterocarpus spp.) | — | — | — |
4407.29.02.20 |
Ipé (Tabebuia spp. or Handroanthus spp.), also known as Tahibo or Taheebo, LaPacho or Lapacho, Brazilian walnut and Patagonian walnut | — | — | — |
4407.29.02.40 |
Andiroba (Carapa guianensis and C. procera), Padauk (Pterocarpus spp.), also known as Padouk | — | — | — |
4407.29.02.60 |
Cedro (Cedrela spp.), also known as Spanish Cedar | — | — | — |
4407.29.02.85 |
Jatoba (Hymenaea spp.), also known as Brazilian Cherry | — | — | — |
4407.29.02.96 |
Other | — | — | — |
Quick Answer: HTS 440729 Duty Rates
HTS subheading 440729 (other) contains 9 sub-classifications.
1 suffix carry duty-free General rates.
Suffix 4407.29.02: General rate Free.
Always verify with CBP — Section 301, Section 232, and ADD/CVD may apply.
At a Glance
- HTS 440729 includes 9 sub-classifications — refer to the classification table below for individual duty rates.
- This code falls under a chapter covering wood and wood articles including lumber, plywood, veneer, particleboard, fiberboard, wooden furniture parts, and builders joinery.
HTS Chapter 44 Classification Guide: Wood and Articles of Wood
Chapter 44 covers wood and wood products, from raw lumber and logs through semi-finished products (plywood, veneer, particleboard) to finished articles (flooring, moldings, cabinetry, builders' joinery). Classification depends on the wood species, processing state, and product form. Tropical woods and coniferous woods have separate subheadings.
Common Misclassification Errors
- Failing to file Lacey Act declarations — all wood imports require a declaration with scientific name, country of harvest, and quantity, regardless of duty rate
- Misclassifying engineered wood products (MDF, particleboard) under solid wood headings — engineered products have their own subheadings under heading 4410-4412
- Confusing tropical wood species — the HTS has specific subheadings for tropical vs. non-tropical woods, and misidentification affects duty rates
Chapter 44 Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Lacey Act declaration requirement for wood imports?
The Lacey Act requires importers to file a declaration identifying the scientific name (genus and species) of the wood, the country of harvest, the quantity, and the value. This applies to all wood products imported into the US. Failure to file or filing inaccurate declarations can result in criminal penalties and seizure.
Do anti-dumping duties apply to Chinese wood products?
Yes. Anti-dumping duties apply to Chinese hardwood plywood (heading 4412), wooden cabinets and vanities (heading 9403), and certain other wood products. ADD rates can be substantial (up to 200%+ for some products). Check Commerce Department orders for current rates.
What is ISPM 15 and does it apply to my wood imports?
ISPM 15 is the International Standards for Phytosanitary Measures for wood packaging materials. It requires heat treatment or fumigation of pallets, crates, and other wood packaging to prevent pest introduction. All wood packaging entering the US must comply, regardless of the product being shipped.
Are there duty differences between tropical and non-tropical wood?
Yes. The HTS maintains separate subheadings for tropical wood species (often under headings 4403, 4407) and non-tropical/coniferous species. Tropical wood products may face different duty rates. The classification depends on the botanical species, not the geographic source of the log.
Can wood products from USMCA countries enter duty-free?
Many wood products qualify for duty-free treatment under USMCA if they meet the rules of origin. For lumber, the wood must be harvested in a USMCA country. For finished articles, the manufacturing transformation must occur in a USMCA country. Check the specific rule of origin for your product.
What Importers Need to Know About HTS Chapter 44
This subheading falls under an HTS chapter covering wood and wood articles including lumber, plywood, veneer, particleboard, fiberboard, wooden furniture parts, and builders joinery. Importers of these products should be aware of the following trade compliance considerations:
Wood imports are subject to USDA APHIS ISPM 15 phytosanitary treatment requirements. Lacey Act declaration required — verify scientific name, country of harvest, and quantity.
For the specific subheading HTS 440729, we recommend you:
- Verify the correct 10-digit statistical suffix — even within a 6-digit subheading, duty rates can differ significantly between suffixes
- Check FTA eligibility — if your product qualifies for preferential treatment under USMCA, KORUS, or another FTA, you may reduce or eliminate duties by providing the required origin certification
- Monitor for trade remedy changes — Section 301, Section 232, and anti-dumping duties are updated periodically. A rate that was correct last quarter may have changed
- Consult CBP resources — for binding classification rulings, CBP's National Commodity Specialist Division provides written determinations
Importing Under HTS 440729: What Importers Ask
How do I verify the correct HTS classification before importing?
Request a binding ruling from CBP's National Commodity Specialist Division. The ruling is valid for 5 years and is binding on all CBP ports. Alternatively, consult a licensed customs broker for a classification opinion. Misclassification can result in retroactive duties and Section 592 penalties.
Can I get duty-free treatment under an FTA for this product?
Check the Special rate column on this page for FTA preferences. If a preferential rate is listed, verify your product meets the FTA's specific rules of origin. All FTAs require origin certification — USMCA, KORUS, and others have specific documentation requirements.
What documentation is required at the port of entry?
At minimum: commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, and CBP Form 7501 (Entry Summary). Depending on the product, additional documentation may include FTA certificate of origin, FDA prior notice, USDA phytosanitary certificate, or TSCA certification. CBP may request the foreign supplier's manufacturing records.
Duty Calculation Tips for HTS 440729
The Lacey Act is the most critical compliance requirement — violations carry criminal penalties. ISPM 15 treatment is mandatory for wood packaging materials (pallets, crates). Anti-dumping duties apply to Chinese hardwood plywood, wooden cabinets, and vanities. Many unfinished wood products enter duty-free under MFN.
Official Sources
PoliteDraft recommends verifying duty rates directly with official government sources before filing import documentation.
Independent editors organize official USITC HTS data and explain how to check the exact suffix, unit, origin, and trade remedies. This site is a research reference, not a customs broker, attorney, or classification opinion.
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Related Chapters
HTS Chapter 44 is frequently cross-referenced with the following chapters in supply chain and trade compliance workflows.
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View Section Overview →<strong>Editorial note:</strong> The first listed General rate for HTS 440729 (Other) is duty-free in this revision. Check every statistical suffix and the Special column for country-specific treatment before filing.