Landed cost & duty stacking
Every tariff layer on one product, per unit, before you order.
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Customs, tariffs & duty recovery
US import duties changed four times in 2026. We help importers know what they owe, pay only what the law requires, and get back what they overpaid, with web tools that show the numbers on your own products.
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Customs tariff refunds
The Supreme Court struck down the IEEPA tariffs on February 20, 2026 and CBP is refunding them. The Court of International Trade ruled the Section 122 surcharge (Feb 24 – Jul 23, 2026) unlawful in May; that ruling is on appeal, so those entries need protecting now. Enter what you paid to see what may be recoverable.
Potentially recoverable$69,500
Entries to review36
Avg. per entry$1,931
| Duty | Paid | Status & next step |
|---|---|---|
| IEEPA tariffs (struck down Feb 20, 2026) | $48,000 | Not yet filed. CBP is processing refunds; request yours with your entry list. |
| Section 122 surcharge (ruled unlawful, on appeal) | $21,500 | Not protected. File protests within 180 days of each entry's liquidation to keep refund rights. |
Example figures shown; replace them with yours. An estimate, not a guarantee: refund amounts, interest and timing depend on each entry's liquidation status and the outcome of the Section 122 appeal.
Customs topics
We add guides and web apps to this list over time. Ask about any topic and we will walk through it with your products.
Tariff refunds: IEEPA & Section 122
Recover struck-down IEEPA duties and protect Section 122 entries before they liquidate.
HTS classification & binding rulings
Classify your catalog, search CBP rulings, and request binding rulings where the rate is at stake.
Tariff change monitor
Alerts when Section 232, 301 or 338 actions touch your HTS codes and countries.
Duty drawback
Get back up to 99% of duties on goods you export or destroy, up to 5 years after import.
Customs entry & brokerage coordination
Entries, ISF, continuous bonds and broker selection, set up around how you ship.
First sale valuation
Declare the factory price when you buy through a trading company.
USMCA & free trade agreements
Qualify goods under the rules of origin and claim 0% duty.
Foreign-Trade Zones
Defer duty, pay nothing on re-exports, and cap processing fees with weekly entry.
E-commerce & de minimis
The $800 exemption is suspended. Move from per-parcel clearance to bulk entry.
Antidumping & countervailing duties
Check whether your product and producer fall under an AD/CVD order before you buy.
Post-entry corrections, protests & CBP requests
Post-summary corrections, protests within 180 days of liquidation, and replies to CBP Form 28 and 29 notices.