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Outdoor playground equipment, including qualifying spare parts, is classified under tariff item 95069990 as sports goods and taxable at 5%. Outdoor gym equipment and its qualifying spare parts are classified under tariff item 95069190 as equipment for general physical exercise and taxable at 18%. Parts solely or principally used with Chapter 95 articles generally follow the equipment classification. Ball and roller bearings remain separately classifiable under Heading 8482 because that specific tariff entry prevails over the general parts classification; their applicable tariff entry depends on their specifications, and they are taxable at 18%.
Outdoor playground equipment, including qualifying spare parts, is classified under tariff item 95069990 as sports goods and taxable at 5%. Outdoor gym equipment and its qualifying spare parts are classified under tariff item 95069190 as equipment for general physical exercise and taxable at 18%. Parts solely or principally used with Chapter 95 articles generally follow the equipment classification. Ball and roller bearings remain separately classifiable under Heading 8482 because that specific tariff entry prevails over the general parts classification; their applicable tariff entry depends on their specifications, and they are taxable at 18%.
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