HS 6401-92-91-00 – Of rubber

Tariff data as of T2026-2, effective Sept 1, 2026, last verified Oct 21, 2026

Waterproof footwear with outer soles and uppers of rubber or of plastics, the uppers of which are neither fixed to the sole nor assembled by stitching, riveting, nailing, screwing, plugging or similar processes. › Covering the ankle but not covering the knee › Of rubber

MFN duty rate

20 %

GST

5%

Unit of measure

PAR

Of rubber

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Preferential tariff rates

• Honduras (HNT): Free
• Costa Rica (CRT): Free
• Norway (NT): Free
• Switzerland–Liechtenstein (SLT): Free
• Colombia: Free
• UK: Free
• Panama (PAT): Free
• Korea: Free
• Ukraine: Free
• Australia: Free
• Jordan (JT): Free
• Israel (CIAT): Free
• Chile: Free
• CPTPP – United Kingdom (CPUKT): 15%
• MXT/CUSMA (Mexico): Free
• UST/CUSMA (US): Free
• LDCT: Free
• CETA: Free
• Peru: Free
• Iceland: Free
• CPTPP: 15%
• New Zealand: Free

Preference requires qualifying origin and origin proof or certification.

Frequently asked questions

What is the MFN duty on Of rubber (HS 6401-92-91-00)?

The T2026-2 MFN rate for tariff item 6401.92.91 is 20%. Specific or compound rates require manual calculation. Classification and origin must be verified with CBSA.

What is the duty on HS 6401-92-91-00 from the US?

Qualifying US-origin goods with origin proof use UST/CUSMA at Free. This item is not on any US surtax schedule in force in TariffPlus surtax data (checked against CBSA). GST/HST and any applicable personal-import provincial tax are additional.

Which trade agreement rates apply to HS 6401-92-91-00?

Honduras (HNT): Free; Costa Rica (CRT): Free; Norway (NT): Free; Switzerland–Liechtenstein (SLT): Free; Colombia: Free; UK: Free; Panama (PAT): Free; Korea: Free; Ukraine: Free; Australia: Free; Jordan (JT): Free; Israel (CIAT): Free; Chile: Free; CPTPP – United Kingdom (CPUKT): 15%; MXT/CUSMA (Mexico): Free; UST/CUSMA (US): Free; LDCT: Free; CETA: Free; Peru: Free; Iceland: Free; CPTPP: 15%; New Zealand: Free. Preferential treatment requires qualifying origin and certification. Rates are informational; CBSA is authoritative.