IEEPA Tariff Refund Recovery

Supply Chain Teams: Map IEEPA Tariff Recovery Across Your Vendor Base

IEEPA duties were paid entry-by-entry across your supply chain. TariffIQ™ aggregates the full picture and identifies every recoverable dollar.

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The Supply Chain Tariff Audit

Most supply chain and procurement teams have a clear picture of what they paid to vendors — but a far less clear picture of what they paid to CBP on IEEPA duties. Refund eligibility depends on entry-level data that typically lives with a customs broker, not in the procurement system. Bridging that gap is the first step to recovery.

Common Supply Chain Scenarios

Multi-Vendor, Multi-Origin

Large importers with dozens of suppliers across China, Vietnam, Taiwan, and other affected origins need an aggregated entry-level audit to calculate total exposure.

First Sale Valuation

Importers who used first sale valuation to reduce dutiable value may have partially offset IEEPA exposure — but residual recovery potential likely remains.

Bonded Warehouse

Goods that were stored in bonded warehouses and withdrawn for consumption during the IEEPA period may carry duty liability that qualifies for the injunction refund.


Working With Your Customs Broker

Your customs broker holds the entry summary data you need to build a refund claim. We work directly with your broker to pull the relevant entry records, identify IEEPA-affected lines, and calculate recoverable duty amounts. The process is non-disruptive to ongoing import operations. TariffIQ™ ingests entry data in standard broker export formats and produces a recovery analysis within 48 hours.

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Recover What You're Owed

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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