IEEPA Tariff Refund Recovery
The LA/Long Beach port complex handles the majority of U.S. imports from China and Asia. If you cleared goods here during 2025–2026, your refund claim is significant.
The combined Los Angeles/Long Beach port complex handles over 40% of all U.S. containerized imports. The overwhelming majority of goods entering through these ports originate in China, Vietnam, and other countries subject to the highest IEEPA tariff rates — 25% to 145%. California importers clearing through LA/Long Beach paid a disproportionate share of total IEEPA duty collections nationally.
China-origin imports faced IEEPA rates up to 145% — the highest of any affected origin. LA/Long Beach importers of China-origin goods have the largest per-entry recovery potential.
Vietnam, Cambodia, and Southeast Asian origin goods also entered primarily through LA/Long Beach and carried significant IEEPA surcharges.
California's retail and e-commerce fulfillment sector — from large chain retailers to DTC brands — imported at scale during the IEEPA period.
CBP's Los Angeles field office is among the highest-volume IEEPA duty collection centers in the country. With the federal court refund order in effect, the processing backlog is building. Early, complete filings receive priority. Start your free assessment at tariffbureau.com/assessment.
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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