Australia HS Code

HS Code 01013000: Live asses in Australia

Q: Is HS code 01013000 the same across all countries?

Only the first 6 digits of HS code 01013000 are internationally harmonized. The remaining digits are added by Australia under HS-AU / AHECC and are not directly comparable to other countries' codes.

Q: What system does Australia use to classify HS code 01013000?

Australia classifies products under the Australian Customs Tariff Working Pages / AHECC (HS-AU / AHECC; locally Working Tariff), which extends HS codes to 10 digits. The first 6 digits align with the WCO Harmonized System, and the rest cover national tariff and statistical needs.

Q: Where can I officially look up HS code 01013000 in Australia?

The official source is https://www.abf.gov.au/. For faster cross-country lookups, TradeInt's HS Code Tool consolidates classifications across all major countries in one place.

What is HS Code 01013000 in Australia

Under Australia's Australian Customs Tariff Working Pages / AHECC (Working Tariff), HS Code 01013000 is classified as Live asses. Australia's tariff system extends the WCO Harmonized System to 10 digits with national subdivisions. 01013000 belongs to Section I: Live animals; animal products, Chapter 01: Live animals, Heading 0101: Live horses, asses, mules and hinnies.

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Classification Path of HS Code 01013000 in Australia

Section I

Chapters (01-05) Live animals; animal products

Chapter 01

Live animals

HS Code 0101

Live horses, asses, mules and hinnies

HS Code 01013000

Live asses

Australia Tariff Classification: Australian Customs Tariff Working Pages / AHECC (HS-AU / AHECC)

In Australia, HS 01013000 is classified under the Australian Customs Tariff Working Pages / AHECC (Working Tariff) — a 10-digit national extension of the WCO 6-digit Harmonized System.

Tariff schedule Australian Customs Tariff Working Pages / AHECC (HS-AU / AHECC)

Local name Working Tariff

Digits 10

Official source https://www.abf.gov.au/

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Top Trading Product of HS Code 0101

Top Australia import Product Under HS Code 0101

1 010129: Horses : Other $125.8M 2 010121: Horses : Purebred breeding animals $6.1M 3 010130: Asses $122.6K

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Top Australia export Product Under HS Code 0101

1 010121: Horses : Purebred breeding animals $102.3M 2 010129: Horses : Other $22.3M

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Related HS Code to Australia Live Donkeys (01013000)

HS Code 010121

Live horses, asses, mules and hinnies : Horses : Purebred breeding animals

HS Code 010129

Live horses, asses, mules and hinnies : Horses : Other

HS Code 010190

Live horses, asses, mules and hinnies : Other

HS Code 010221

Live bovine animals : Cattle : Purebred breeding animals

HS Code 010229

Live bovine animals : Cattle : Other

HS Code 010231

Live bovine animals : Buffalo : Purebred breeding animals

HS Code 010239

Live bovine animals : Buffalo : Other

HS Code 010290

Live bovine animals : Other

HS Code 010310

Live swine : Purebred breeding animals

HS Code 010391

Live swine : Other : Weighing less than 50 kg

01013000 in Other Countries

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is HS code 01013000 in Australia?

HS code 01013000 covers Live asses in Australia. It sits in Chapter 01 (Live animals), Heading 0101 of the Harmonized System, and is classified under HS-AU / AHECC.

Is HS code 01013000 the same across all countries?

What system does Australia use to classify HS code 01013000?

Where can I officially look up HS code 01013000 in Australia?