The CIT just ruled on the case of IEEPA tariffs and the outcome is better than expected! The Court of International Trade just simplified the refund process for thousands of importers, if your entries haven’t liquidated yet, your money is coming back automatically. What the Court Just Decided The Court of International Trade (CIT) has […]
A potential Supreme Court ruling against the IEEPA tariffs is not just a simple story of getting your money back. The IEEPA Supreme Court case could become one of the most defining trade rulings for importers this decade. For many importers, it is the starting gun for a series of complex business, legal, and accounting
The potential for IEEPA tariff refunds presents a rare opportunity for importers. Acting fast is critical. To secure your refund, you must understand liquidation timelines, PSC filings, and protest windows. Here’s how to prepare before opportunities expire. Learn more in our IEEPA Tariffs Overview for a full background on how these duties began and what’s
Your Refund Roadmap: Navigating PSCs, Protests, and the Critical Liquidation Timeline Read Post »
The IEEPA Tariff Ruling: What Every Importer Must Know About Potential Refunds If you are an importer, a massive financial shift may be on the horizon. A recent court decision has thrown a key set of U.S. tariffs into question, potentially unlocking billions of dollars in refunds for the trade community. But navigating what comes
How the IEEPA Ruling Could Trigger Billions in Tariff Refunds Read Post »
USMCA rules of origin explained: why a product made in Canada may still face a 35% tariff — and how regional value content determines duty-free eligibility.
USMCA Rules of Origin Explained: Why Canadian Goods Can Still Face a 35% Tariff Read Post »
The US–Japan trade deal caps reciprocal tariffs at 15%, mirrors the EU deal, and opens exclusion pathways for natural resources and pharma. Here’s what importers need to know.
The US–Japan Trade Deal Explained: 15% Tariff Cap, Autos, and Exclusions Read Post »
BIS added 407 HTS codes to Section 232’s 50% steel and aluminum tariff list. Learn which products are affected, how derivatives are treated, and what to do now.
407 New HTS Codes Added to Section 232: What Importers Need to Know Read Post »
India now faces two stacked US tariffs: a 25% reciprocal tariff plus an additional 25% for Russian oil purchases — here’s how they combine and what importers must do.
Double Tariffs on India: The Reciprocal Tariff + 25% Russian Oil Tariff Explained Read Post »
The complete 2025 US reciprocal tariff rates by country, effective August 7, 2025 — plus how transshipment penalties, drawback rules, and stacking work for importers.
2025 Reciprocal Tariffs by Country: The Full Rate List and How Stacking Works Read Post »
A 50% Section 232 tariff on copper and copper derivatives took effect August 1, 2025. Here’s what importers need to know about rates, HTS codes, and recordkeeping.
Section 232 Copper Tariff: 50% on Copper and Copper Derivatives Explained Read Post »
