IEEPA & Section 301 Tariff Recovery
Did your business pay $100,000 or more in U.S. import tariffs during 2024 or 2025?
Recent legal challenges have opened a refund window for U.S. importers of record. Our partner customs attorneys pursue recovery on contingency — no legal fees unless you recover.
How it works
Three steps from eligibility check to refund pursuit.
3-minute eligibility check
Answer a short confidential questionnaire about your 2024–2025 import duties. We confirm your case meets the attorney's thresholds before taking any time from your team.
Free consultation with counsel
A specialist customs attorney reviews your entry summaries (CBP Form 7501) and explains the refund path, timeline, and probability for your specific case. No obligation.
Contingency filing
If you engage, counsel files on contingency — you pay nothing until a refund is recovered. Typical resolution: 12 to 24 months from filing.
Who qualifies
Our attorney partners focus on cases at scale.
The work required to recover IEEPA duties — protest filings, CIT litigation, customs documentation — means attorneys concentrate on cases where recovery meaningfully exceeds fees. The threshold below is a firm requirement of our partner firms.
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Paid $100,000+ in U.S. import duties during 2024–2025
The gating qualifier. Below this threshold, our partners cannot take the case.
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Named as importer of record on the customs entries
Refunds go to the party on record with CBP. Resellers who bought domestically do not qualify.
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Imported from China or other tariff-affected origins
Primary focus is China-origin goods; other jurisdictions may apply.
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Access to CBP Form 7501 entry summaries
Your customs broker typically retains these and can produce them within a few business days.
Frequently asked
What importers ask before filing.
The refund window is finite.
Statutes of limitations apply to customs protests. If you believe your business paid significant tariffs during the affected period, a short eligibility check is the right first step.