IEEPA Tariff Refund Recovery
If you were the importer of record on IEEPA-affected entries, you are entitled to a refund. We handle the claim — you collect the check.
As the U.S. importer of record, you were legally responsible for paying IEEPA tariff duties at the time of entry. The court's refund injunction runs to you — not to your foreign supplier, not to your freight forwarder, and not to your customs broker. You are the party entitled to receive the CBP refund.
IEEPA duty rates ranged from 10% to 145% depending on the country of origin and product category. On a $1M shipment subject to a 25% IEEPA rate, the recoverable duty is $250,000. For importers with multiple entries across 2025–2026, total recovery potential can reach seven figures.
Consumer electronics, semiconductors, and components from China and Vietnam faced rates of 25–145%. High recovery potential.
Machinery, equipment, and industrial inputs from affected origins. Large per-entry duty values mean large refund claims.
High-volume importers with many lower-value entries. TariffIQ™ aggregates all entries into a single coordinated filing.
Processed foods, ingredients, and packaging materials from affected origins. Check HTS chapters 02–24.
To begin your assessment, we need your Importer of Record number (IOR/EIN), the approximate date range of your affected imports, and your primary HTS codes or product categories. Our free assessment tool collects this information and returns a preliminary recovery estimate — no broker or attorney consultation required.
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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