UK CBAM starts
Specified aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen, iron and steel imports enter the UK CBAM regime from 1 January 2027. Registration tests use a £50,000 value threshold.
What importers need to prepare →Find likely commodity codes, interrogate live HMRC tariff measures and carry the checked result straight into landed cost, customs paperwork and margin.
UK-focused tools for importers, exporters, ecommerce sellers and shipping teams — across road, sea, air, rail, courier and multimodal movements.
HMRC data is called server-to-server. Conditional and preferential rates are never silently assumed.

Skip the jargon. Pick the situation and go straight to the tools and guidance that fit it.
Start from a product description or known code, check origin-sensitive HMRC measures, then carry the selected rate into costing and customs prep.
Open Tariff Intelligence → 01 / IMPORTCost the import, build the customs value, check the invoice and prepare the broker instruction.
Start importing → 02 / SELLCheck the landed cost, margin, customer delivery promise and duty/tax responsibility before you price.
Start selling → 03 / SHIPMatch the Incoterm to the real hand-off, allocate charges and keep mode-specific details joined up.
Start shipping → 04 / CHECKRun a fast readiness check across route, documents, customs data, VAT instructions and transport references.
Run the check →A connected trade workbench: live tariff intelligence, costing, customs preparation, document intelligence and multi-line shipment control.
Describe goods or enter a code. Check live HMRC measures, origin, quotas and conditions, then pass the result into the workbench.
Build a multi-line shipment with line-specific duty/VAT, shared freight allocation, cash due and landed cost per unit.
Take landed cost through marketplace fees, fulfilment, VAT and returns to real margin.
Work through transaction value additions, deductions and unresolved valuation points.
Compare all 11 Incoterms® 2020 rules against the real transport route and named place.
Turn parties, shipment data, VAT instructions and goods lines into one printable handover.
Check the fields, goods lines, weights and arithmetic before the document reaches the carrier or broker.
Split shipment charges across goods lines by value, weight, quantity or a manual basis.
Run a route, customs and document sense-check before the goods move.
A cheap supplier price is useless if the landed cost, customs data or delivery responsibility is wrong.
What the goods are, do and are made from.
Commodity, origin, date, measures and conditions.
Customs value, duty, VAT, cash and unit cost.
Road, sea, air, rail, courier or multimodal.
Invoice, broker instruction and shipment readiness.
True cost, fees, returns and selling price.
Specified aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen, iron and steel imports enter the UK CBAM regime from 1 January 2027. Registration tests use a £50,000 value threshold.
What importers need to prepare →HMRC launched PAS 41201:2026 in June 2026, setting out good-practice expectations for customs intermediaries including due diligence, written instructions and transparency.
What it means for traders →ShipTally can now query HMRC’s managed Trade Tariff API, shortlist commodity classifications and inspect live measures for the code, origin and date you are working with.
Run a live tariff check →Paid features remove repetitive data entry rather than hiding the public tariff behind a paywall.
Extract commercial lines from PDF/JPG/PNG, then challenge supplied or missing commodity codes against HMRC data.
Open Invoice Intelligence →PRO / MULTI-LINEBuild, validate, save and export one multi-line shipment instead of running separate calculators.
Build a shipment →PLANSKeep single-product discovery open; charge for document automation, saved jobs and higher-volume workflow.
See pricing →Know which number belongs in customs, cash-flow and selling decisions.
Use the right rule for the mode, delivery point and customs responsibility.
What the new HMRC-backed standard means for trader instructions, due diligence and service quality.
Check whether aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen, iron or steel imports bring new record and registration duties.
Visible formulas. User-controlled rates. Primary sources. Review dates. Free tools stay open; Pro adds saved shipments and document intelligence.
Calculator inputs stay in the current page. Copy or print what you need.
Guidance links back to HMRC, GOV.UK, ICC and other primary sources.
Road, sea, air, rail, courier and multimodal routes are treated differently where it matters.
Outputs are designed to be checked, printed and used in the next operational step.