Research, perspectives, and practical guidance on navigating IEEPA tariff refunds and trade compliance.
CBP filed its latest CAPE system update with the Court of International Trade on March 31. Here’s what importers need to know about the refund timeline.
CBP declares CAPE system for IEEPA tariff refunds is under active development, with the Claim Portal 70% complete as of March 2026.
The Court of International Trade issued a universal order directing CBP to liquidate and reliquidate all entries without IEEPA duties. What it means for your refund.
Section 122 replaced IEEPA tariffs after the Supreme Court ruling. How it works, what’s exempt, and what importers should prepare for next.
The Federal Circuit denied the government’s stay request and sent V.O.S. Selections back to CIT, clearing the path for IEEPA refund proceedings.
Retailers, distributors, and downstream buyers who absorbed IEEPA tariff costs may have a right to share in their importer’s refund.
A practical checklist for importers to preserve their IEEPA tariff refund rights—from organizing entry records to tracking protest deadlines.
A practical, step-by-step roadmap for small and mid-sized importers to pursue their IEEPA tariff refund—from ACE setup to CIT litigation.
The complete guide to IEEPA tariff refunds — legal basis, refund process, government resistance, and what importers should do now to recover duties.
The Trump administration's February 27 filing reveals a clear strategy to delay and complicate IEEPA tariff refund payments using every legal tool available.
The CIT appears to be moving with notable urgency on the question of IEEPA tariff refunds, ordering the DOJ to respond by February 27th.
Why organized documentation is the foundation of every successful IEEPA refund claim, and the common failure points that derail recovery efforts.
Chapter 99 of the HTS is where IEEPA tariffs live. How automation helps brokers navigate its growing complexity and overlapping provisions.
In Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump, the Supreme Court held that IEEPA does not authorize the president to unilaterally set tariffs, vacating the IEEPA tariffs.
How our native CargoWise integration helps brokers move from data export to filing-ready refund packets without the manual middle.
How customs compliance is shifting from spreadsheets and manual review to AI-driven automation, and why the transition is accelerating.
The executive order invokes IEEPA to impose a 10% ad valorem tariff on virtually all imports of Chinese origin. What it means for brokers and importers.