HS 8903-32-00-20 – Inboard/outboard motorboats

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

Yachts and other vessels for pleasure or sports; rowing boats and canoes. › Of a length exceeding 7.5 m but not exceeding 24 m › Inboard/outboard motorboats

MFN duty rate

9.5 %

GST

5%

Unit of measure

NMB

Inboard/outboard motorboats

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Preferential tariff rates

• Norway (NT): Free
• Peru: Free
• Panama (PAT): Free
• LDCT: Free
• Ukraine: Free
• Switzerland–Liechtenstein (SLT): Free
• Commonwealth Caribbean Countries Tariff (CCCT): Free
• Iceland: Free
• CPTPP: Free
• Korea: Free
• GPT: 5%
• Colombia: Free
• Jordan (JT): Free
• Chile: Free
• CPTPP – United Kingdom (CPUKT): Free
• Costa Rica (CRT): Free
• Israel (CIAT): Free
• UK: Free
• Honduras (HNT): Free
• MXT/CUSMA (Mexico): Free
• UST/CUSMA (US): Free
• CETA: Free

Preference requires qualifying origin and origin proof or certification.

Frequently asked questions

What is the MFN duty on Inboard/outboard motorboats (HS 8903-32-00-20)?

The T2026-2 MFN rate for tariff item 8903.32.00 is 9.5%. Specific or compound rates require manual calculation. Classification and origin must be verified with CBSA.

What is the duty on HS 8903-32-00-20 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 8903-32-00-20?

Norway (NT): Free; Peru: Free; Panama (PAT): Free; LDCT: Free; Ukraine: Free; Switzerland–Liechtenstein (SLT): Free; Commonwealth Caribbean Countries Tariff (CCCT): Free; Iceland: Free; CPTPP: Free; Korea: Free; GPT: 5%; Colombia: Free; Jordan (JT): Free; Chile: Free; CPTPP – United Kingdom (CPUKT): Free; Costa Rica (CRT): Free; Israel (CIAT): Free; UK: Free; Honduras (HNT): Free; MXT/CUSMA (Mexico): Free; UST/CUSMA (US): Free; CETA: Free. Preferential treatment requires qualifying origin and certification. Rates are informational; CBSA is authoritative.