The Court of International Trade ordered $165,000,000,000 in refunds across 330,000+ importers. We don’t make you book a call to learn your number — we calculate it from live federal data, right here.
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Importers in Vehicles & Parts moved $349B of goods through customs during the IEEPA window — and a portion of the duty above is now refundable.
The pool
Across the ten largest import sectors we track, $214B in duty was calculated during the IEEPA window. Below: each sector’s share of that stack, straight from the federal figures.
Explore the full dashboard253 Chapter 99 tariff-code overlays tracked from the USITC schedule. Only the 166 IEEPA overlays were struck down — we tell you which of your lines actually qualify, instead of promising a number we can’t back up.
How recovery works
Pick your industry above and get a working estimate of the IEEPA duties you may be owed — on screen, before you talk to anyone.
A licensed customs broker reviews your CBP entry summaries (Form 7501) and isolates the refundable IEEPA line items from the duties that stay.
A Post Summary Correction is filed against your unliquidated entries. You only engage if there's money to recover.
For the record
The additional ad valorem duties imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act between roughly February 2025 and February 2026. On Feb 20, 2026, the Court ruled in Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump that these particular tariffs exceeded the law’s authority. Section 301 (China) and Section 232 (steel/aluminum) duties were not part of the ruling.
They make you book a call to find out anything. We show you the number first — your sector’s real calculated duty, the specific Chapter 99 codes that are refundable, and a working estimate on your own entries — all grounded in the live federal tariff schedule and 220,178 customs rulings. You decide to engage afteryou’ve seen what’s at stake.
Generally no. Of our 253 tracked Chapter 99 overlays, only the 166 IEEPA codes were invalidated — the 66 §301 and 21 §232 overlays were not part of the ruling and typically still apply. If you imported from China, only the IEEPA portion of your duties is likely recoverable. We show you exactly which lines qualify.
Yes, and it matters. A Post Summary Correction can be filed on an unliquidated entry within 300 days of the entry date, or up to 15 days before scheduled liquidation. Acting early protects the most entries — every week that passes, older entries liquidate and fall out of reach.
Nothing to find out. The estimator, the assistant, and the federal data are free and require no account. If you choose to pursue a recovery, a licensed customs broker handles it — and you only engage if there’s money on the table.
The filing window is open now and closes entry by entry. See your estimated recovery in about ninety seconds — no account, no obligation.