IEEPA Tariff Refund Recovery
Not all imports qualify. Our TariffIQ™ platform cross-references your HTS codes against the court's injunction scope to identify recoverable duties.
The IEEPA tariff refund injunction covers duties collected under specific executive orders on goods classified under affected Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) codes. Eligibility is determined at the HTS-10 digit level and depends on the country of origin, the applicable executive order, and the duty rate in effect at the time of entry.
HTS chapters 84, 85 — semiconductors, circuit boards, consumer electronics, industrial controls.
HTS chapters 84, 86, 87 — manufacturing equipment, motors, pumps, conveyors.
HTS chapters 50–63 — garments, fabrics, synthetic materials from affected origin countries.
HTS chapters 72, 73, 76 — flat-rolled products, structural shapes, aluminum mill products.
HTS chapters 28–40 — industrial chemicals, polymers, rubber products.
HTS chapters 94, 95 — furniture, mattresses, toys, sporting goods.
HTS eligibility is fact-specific. The same product description can have multiple HTS codes with different eligibility outcomes. The safest approach is to run your actual entry numbers through TariffIQ™ — the platform pulls your specific HTS codes and duty payments and returns a line-by-line eligibility map.
Use our free assessment tool to submit your HTS codes and get a preliminary eligibility determination at no cost.
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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