From rapid eligibility assessment to full CBP CAPE filing — six service tiers designed for U.S. importers and international DDP manufacturers.
Our end-to-end service. We handle ACE/ACH enrollment, documentation, CBP CAPE filing, and Form 4811 ACH authorization. You sign. We file. CBP pays. Zero upfront beyond the base engagement — contingency deducted from your refund.
A comprehensive IEEPA tariff exposure analysis. Know your refund potential before committing to full recovery. Includes HTS mapping, CAPE eligibility scoring, ACE enrollment status, and a written refund estimate.
Independent refund claim valuations for credit underwriting, collateral assessment, and borrowing base calculations. Designed for trade finance lenders and asset-based lenders with importer borrowers.
Already filed a claim? We audit it for missed entries, misclassified HTS codes, and documentation gaps that could reduce your recovery or trigger a CBP rejection.
Forward-looking supply chain restructuring analysis to reduce future tariff exposure. Evaluates alternative country of origin, FTA utilization, bonded warehouse strategies, and HTS engineering.
Continuous tariff landscape monitoring, CBP regulatory updates, IEEPA litigation tracking, and proactive alerts for changes affecting your import portfolio. Delivered via TariffIQ weekly intelligence briefs.
From first conversation to ACH wire — five steps, 60–90 days
Companies importing $5M–$500M annually that paid IEEPA tariffs on Chinese goods, consumer products, electronics, apparel, or industrial inputs. If you haven’t filed a CAPE claim — or aren’t sure — your refund may still be recoverable.
Foreign manufacturers in Vietnam, Taiwan, South Korea, India, Bangladesh, and Indonesia who shipped DDP to U.S. buyers and absorbed IEEPA tariffs into their pricing.
$35.46B already processing · Free eligibility assessment · No retainer · No commitment until you see the numbers