The Supreme Court ruled that IEEPA tariffs were unconstitutional. If your company imported goods into the U.S. since April 2025, you may be owed a six- or seven-figure refund — with interest.
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On February 20, 2026, the Supreme Court delivered a landmark decision that changes everything for U.S. importers.
In Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump, the Court ruled 6–3 that the President lacked authority under IEEPA to impose tariffs. Article I of the Constitution grants that power exclusively to Congress.
CBP has outlined a four-step refund process and is building the system now. But liquidation deadlines are closing entry by entry, and businesses must take action to protect their claims before it's too late.
Judge Richard Eaton of the Court of International Trade was clear: the duties were unlawful from the moment imposed, and importers are entitled to full refunds — with interest.
If your business imported goods into the United States between April 2025 and February 2026 and paid IEEPA-imposed duties, you likely have a claim.
* Even if you're not the Importer of Record, you may have contractual claims to recover tariff costs passed to you by suppliers. We can help you evaluate your options.
Our team of trade and customs specialists handles the entire recovery process — so you can focus on running your business.
We review your import history, entry records, and tariff payments to determine your total eligible refund amount.
Our team prepares and files all necessary documentation with CBP and the Court of International Trade on your behalf.
We submit your claim through the proper channels and actively advocate with CBP to ensure timely processing of your refund.
Refunds are issued electronically via ACH. Many importers are recovering six and seven figures — plus accrued interest.
Qualified importers can access cash against their tariff claim — days instead of months. Our funding partners advance you money while we handle the recovery process.