IEEPA Tariff Recovery
IEEPA tariffs were ruled unconstitutional. If you paid them, you are owed a refund. You do not need your current broker's permission to claim it.
No obligation. No legal advice. Free eligibility review.
Know Your Rights
Federal courts have ruled that IEEPA tariffs were unconstitutionally imposed. Here's what that means for you.
The highest court confirmed that executive tariffs imposed under IEEPA emergency powers exceeded constitutional authority.
If you paid these tariffs, that money belongs to you. The government cannot keep payments collected under unconstitutional measures.
Protest windows are expiring. Acting now is essential to preserve your rights and maximize your potential recovery.
How It Works
Our streamlined process makes recovering your tariff payments straightforward.
Upload your ES-003 entry summary from ACE. We'll identify every IEEPA-eligible entry and calculate what you're owed.
Our licensed customs brokers review your entries, verify eligibility, and prepare your refund claim for filing with CBP.
We handle the paperwork and file with CBP on your behalf. You receive your refund directly. No payment until we recover.
Act Now
Don't miss your window to recover what's rightfully yours.
FAQ
IEEPA stands for International Emergency Economic Powers Act. These are tariffs that were imposed by executive order under emergency powers. Recent court rulings have determined that many of these tariffs were unconstitutionally imposed, meaning importers who paid them may be entitled to refunds.
No. You have the legal right to pursue tariff recovery regardless of your current broker relationship. Your refund belongs to you, and you can work with any licensed customs broker to file your claim.
The initial review is completely free. We only charge a filing fee once we've identified eligible entries and you've approved moving forward with a refund claim.
Uploading your ES-003 and getting an eligibility summary takes minutes. Once your claim is filed with CBP, processing typically takes 30–90 days depending on CBP workload.
To get started, you only need your ES-003 Entry Summary Line Tariff Details report from the ACE Portal. If needed later, we may request customs entry summaries (CF-7501), commercial invoices, and bills of lading.
Join importers who are recovering their unconstitutionally collected tariffs. Free review, no obligation.