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IEEPA Tariff Refunds
$166B in IEEPA Tariff Refunds
The Supreme Court struck down IEEPA tariffs in a landmark ruling. Up to $175 billion in import duties are eligible for refund — We help U.S. importers file and recover eligible duties.
Recover your tariffs
$175B+ In IEEPA Duties Collected (est.)
97% Of US Importers Are Small Businesses
Tariff refund claims are extremely data-heavy.
Typical claim requires analyzing:
- thousands of import entries
- product classifications (HTS codes)
- bills of lading
- export records
- customs entry forms (7501)
180 Days Protest Window After Liquidation
The ruling is clear. The refund process is not.
The Supreme Court invalidated IEEPA tariffs, but recovering your import duty refund means navigating a fast-moving, complex process.
Multiple tariff refund pathways
Multiple tariff refund pathways
Multiple tariff refund pathways
CBP protests, CIT litigation — the right tariff refund approach depends on your entry status, liquidation timeline, and duty exposure.
A rapidly shifting landscape
Multiple tariff refund pathways
Multiple tariff refund pathways
CBP guidance, CIT rulings, and new executive actions are evolving weekly. Missing an update can mean missing a deadline.
Cash flow under pressure
Multiple tariff refund pathways
Cash flow under pressure
Importers have already absorbed over a year of elevated duties. The refund timeline is uncertain, but your operating expenses aren't waiting.
Don't leave your tariff refund on the table.
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If you imported goods from any country internationally during the "IEEPA Window" (Feb 2025 – Feb 2026), you likely have a claim. Here are some examples of what items and countries that are affected:
Vietnam: Electronics, Apparel, and Furniture.
Brazil: Industrial Machinery, Iron/Steel, and Cotton.
China: Virtually all non-exempt goods hit by the 10% IEEPA "Fentanyl" surcharge.
Canada & Mexico: Non-USMCA compliant goods (especially automotive parts).
IEEPA tariff refund deadlines are passing now. Talk to our team to understand your duty recovery potential — the initial consultation is free.
