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HS code classification consultant in Indonesia

BTKI 2022 codes for every SKU, cross-mapped to EU and US lines, with the reasoning on file.

  • HS 6-digit
  • BTKI 2022
  • AHTN
  • EU CN
  • HTSUS
  • LARTAS
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One product, four code systems

Six digits are harmonized worldwide. After that the systems diverge, so your export and import codes must tell one story.

01

HS 6-digit

The World Customs Organization base, the same in every country.

02

BTKI 2022

Indonesia's 8-digit tariff schedule, declared on every PEB.

03

AHTN

The ASEAN nomenclature that BTKI 2022 is built on.

04

EU CN

The EU's 8-digit Combined Nomenclature, used on import.

05

HTSUS

The 10-digit United States tariff schedule.

06

GRI

General Rules of Interpretation, applied in order, heading text first.

One wrong digit, six places it costs you

Classification is a control point, not clerical work. The same code drives duty, permits, EUDR and your buyer's entry.

If the code is wrong

Duty and penalties
Fines of 100-1,000% of the shortfall, across past shipments
Lartas permits
A hidden permit need surfaces at port; cargo is held
EUDR filings
A DDS code that differs from the invoice can compromise the filing
Buyer clearance
The EU or US broker re-classifies and the buyer deducts costs
IEU-CEPA preference
Preference claimed on the wrong line is clawed back
Audit trail
Answers rebuilt from memory years later

If the code is defensible

Duty and penalties
Correct rate paid once; documented reasoning shortens queries
Lartas permits
Permit needs found at quotation, before production
EUDR filings
DDS, invoice, COO and PEB carry one consistent code
Buyer clearance
Cross-map shared with the buyer's broker before shipping
IEU-CEPA preference
Code and COO ready before entry into force, expected 2027
Audit trail
Worksheet on file; the same answer every time

Fine levels follow Indonesian customs law. Confirm current thresholds with Bea Cukai.

What you receive per product family

Four documents, so Bea Cukai, your buyer's broker and any future audit read the same code.

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  • Classification worksheet

    BTKI 2022 heading per SKU, interpretation rules applied and product facts.

  • EU and US cross-map

    The CN and HTSUS lines your buyer's broker will likely declare.

  • Red-flag memo

    SKUs near duty borders, lartas triggers and forest-risk chapter choices.

  • Internal control SOP

    A one-page routine so your team codes new SKUs consistently.

We prepare the file and the argument. Final tariff authority rests with Bea Cukai and the destination customs administration.

Indicative classification fees

Quote-based. Figures dated July 2026 and subject to change. Your written quote is the binding number.

Single-product opinion 3-5 working days From IDR 1.75 million
Catalog classification, up to 25 SKUs 7-10 working days From IDR 7.5 million
Catalog plus internal controls, up to 100 SKUs 2-3 weeks From IDR 16.5 million
New-SKU desk Ongoing Quoted per catalog

No hourly meter: one fixed number for the agreed scope. We say so if a product needs lab analysis we cannot provide.

How a classification job runs

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  1. 01

    Send your product list

    SKUs with photos. Materials, function and packaging matter most.

  2. 02

    Scoping reply

    SKU count, markets and deadline confirmed within one working day.

  3. 03

    Fixed written quote

    One number for the agreed scope.

  4. 04

    Classification sprint

    Batches, with questions sent in one consolidated round.

  5. 05

    Handover

    Worksheet, cross-maps and SOP, plus an optional forwarder briefing.

HS code questions

All 100 answers

Send your product list

A spreadsheet with photos is enough to start. You get a scoped quote within one working day.

Compliance information, not legal advice. Binding classifications come only from Bea Cukai and destination customs.