Trimtabist
Check the duty on a customs entry you have already filed, against the tariff schedule as it stood on that line’s own entry date.

Who publishes this

One person, named, with an interest worth knowing about. Nothing here is a company you cannot find or a team page of people who do not exist.

Published by
Mrigank Singh
Day job
Founder of Intoglo, an India–US ocean freight forwarder. That is a live economic interest in the trade measured here — stated in full on /limits.
Entity
Sole proprietorship, India. No company, no US entity, nothing to counter-sign. Incorporation happens at the third paying customer, not before.
Reachable at
[email protected] — the same address that answers corrections and complaints.
Checkable elsewhere
Quoted in Journal of Commerce reporting on India ocean freight; spoke at TPM.
What a byline is worth
Nothing, on its own. It vouches for identity, not for arithmetic. The method does that, and it is written to be checked without our cooperation.

Why a forwarder built this

Because the question kept arriving and nobody could answer it. A customer would ask what the duty on a shipment should have been, and the honest answer was that it depended on the schedule as it stood on that entry’s own date — which changed repeatedly through 2025 and 2026, sometimes four times in two months. Every available tool read today’s schedule. So the schedule was rebuilt month by month, and then set against what importers were actually charged. That comparison turned out to be the thing nobody else publishes.

How this is kept honest

The standing rule is the uncomfortable one: findings that flatter the forwarding business get more scrutiny before publication, not less.

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