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Common Customs Tariff (ETT)
ETT is the Common Customs Tariff of the EAEU: the set of import customs duty rates on goods from third countries. The rate is determined by the HS code and is uniform for all member states of the union.
The ETT is approved by the Eurasian Economic Commission. Tariff quotas, preferences and temporary rates apply to certain goods, so the rate is looked up in the current edition of the tariff.
We determine the ETT rate for your product range.
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