Recover Your Tariffs. Prepare for What’s Next.
The Supreme Court struck down IEEPA tariffs, but refunds aren’t automatic. Get the step-by-step playbook ecommerce importers need to claim funds and prepare for the next wave of trade policy changes.
What’s inside
A Simple Breakdown of What's Changed
Understand the ruling, what tariffs were affected, and why this decision doesn’t automatically mean refunds for importers.
Eligibility Checklist
Quickly determine whether your business may qualify to recover tariffs and what factors affect your ability to file a claim.
Step-by-Step Filing Instructions
Follow a clear process for gathering documents, identifying entries, and submitting claims correctly the first time.
Liquidated vs. Unliquidated Entries
Learn the difference between entry statuses and why timing determines which recovery path is available to you.
Key FAQs + What's Next
Get answers to the most common importer questions plus insight into upcoming tariff actions, regulatory changes, and global policy shifts that could affect your margins.
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“Passport was able to…help us navigate through Canada Post strikes and even keep us very up-to-date on what was going on in the tariff realm. For us, tariffs are not just on outbound to our customers, but every snack that you see here on the screen is imported from a different country. You can imagine what that did to our cost being that every single product that we were now bringing in was subject to these tariffs.”
Joseph Jarroush
COO, Universal Yums
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