IEEPA Tariff Refund Recovery
China-origin goods carried IEEPA rates of 25–145% — the highest of any affected country. If you imported from China in 2025–2026, your refund claim may be seven figures.
The IEEPA executive orders imposed tariff rates on China-origin goods ranging from 25% to 145% depending on product category and executive order layer. These rates were additive to existing Section 301 duties in many cases, creating total effective tariff rates that in some categories exceeded 200%. The CIT injunction covers the IEEPA component of these duties — a significant recoverable amount for any importer with meaningful China-origin volume.
Applied broadly to most China-origin goods. On $1M in dutiable value, the IEEPA-attributable duty at 25% is $250,000.
Many categories faced successive IEEPA additions reaching 50%, 75%, or 125% on top of baseline rates. TariffIQ™ decomposes each layer separately.
The highest-rate categories — certain electronics, strategic materials — generated extraordinary per-entry duty payments with commensurate refund potential.
The CIT injunction covers IEEPA-imposed duties, not the pre-existing Section 301 duties. TariffIQ™ performs a layer-by-layer duty decomposition to identify exactly which duty component is IEEPA-attributable and therefore refundable. This analysis is essential for building a defensible claim that withstands CBP review. Do not attempt to claim Section 301 duties as IEEPA-refundable — errors of this type will result in claim rejection.
U.S. importers paid billions in IEEPA tariffs that a federal court has ordered refunded. Time-sensitive — act before CBP processing windows close.
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