“Tariff Solutions evaluates IEEPA tariff refund claims for U.S. importers affected by the February 2026 Supreme Court ruling. Free confidential assessment, entry-level exposure analysis, and immediate capital options for qualified importers.”
“We evaluate IEEPA tariff refund claims for companies that paid duties on physical goods imported into the United States between February 2025 and February 2026. Claims must meet minimum exposure thresholds and be supported by verifiable entry-level data — including CBP entry summaries, HTS classifications, and duty payment records.”
“Our team reviews your CBP entry summaries, HTS classifications, payment records, and supporting documentation at the individual entry level. The output is a written assessment covering claim viability, estimated recovery value, and a recommended path forward based on your specific situation.”
“Initial screening is typically completed within 48 hours of receiving your import profile. A full entry-level evaluation for qualified claims is delivered within 5 to 10 business days, depending on the volume of entries and completeness of documentation provided.”
“Start by determining your exposure. Submit your basic import details through our assessment portal.”
“Not yet. The Supreme Court ruled IEEPA tariffs unconstitutional on February 20, 2026.”
“If your company imported physical goods into the United States between February 4, 2025 and February 24, 2026, and paid duties under HTS codes beginning with 9903.01 or 9903.02, you are likely affected. Our assessment identifies your specific entries, calculates your exposure, and maps your recovery options.”
“Start by understanding your exposure. Our no-cost assessment identifies every IEEPA-affected entry in your import history, quantifies the duties paid, determines the liquidation status of each entry, and maps available recovery paths.”
“Once your data is validated and the claim is confirmed, we can present a firm, non-recourse offer within 48 hours. If you accept, capital is disbursed within business days of executing the assignment agreement. There is no waiting for CBP processing, no government timeline dependency, and no risk of denial.”
“CBP is targeting approximately 45 days from March 11, 2026 — approximately mid-April 2026. All four components must pass testing before deployment to the live ACE environment.”
“Yes. Enroll in ACH electronic refunds through ACE, verify your portal access, and prepare your ES-003 entry data for the covered period. Importers who have validated data ready may be processed earlier.”
“No. CBP has approximately 2,500 staff to process over 53 million affected entry lines across 330,000+ importers. Processing will be sequential. Filing order may determine when your refund is processed.”
“You have alternatives. For unliquidated entries, your broker can file post-summary corrections now. For liquidated entries, you can file protests. You can also explore immediate capital through claim assignment — receiving payment in 48 hours instead of 18–36 months. Learn about immediate capital →”
“Based on your estimated recoverable amount, entry statuses, documentation completeness, and projected processing timeline. We present a transparent analysis of how the rate is calculated.”
“Yes. Partial assignments are available. You can assign a portion and file the remainder through CBP yourself.”
“No. Claim assignment is a purchase. There is no debt, no repayment obligation, no recourse.”
“You receive payment and have no further obligations. We handle all subsequent interaction with CBP, including any processing delays or adjustments.”
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