What Screening Tells You vs. a Full Assessment
The eligibility checker and Impact Assessment serve different purposes. Here is what each one does and when you need which.
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Legal precedent, regulatory updates, and strategic analysis for U.S. importers.
What Happens After You Qualify — The Four Recovery Paths
You passed screening. Now what? Here are the four recovery paths available to eligible importers and how to choose between them.
Read AnalysisThe 180-Day Protest Deadline — How to Self-Check Your Timeline
Your IEEPA tariff refund options narrow every day. Here is how to determine whether your entries are approaching the 180-day protest window.
Read AnalysisSmall Importers Qualify Too — No Minimum Threshold for IEEPA Refunds
There is no minimum import value for IEEPA tariff refund eligibility. Small importers have the same legal basis as large ones.
Read AnalysisSection 301 vs. IEEPA — Which Tariffs Are Refundable?
Only IEEPA tariffs were struck down. Section 301 China tariffs remain. Here is how to tell the difference on your entry summaries.
Read AnalysisPulling Your ES-003 Report from ACE — Step by Step
The ES-003 Entry Summary Details report is the key document for IEEPA tariff refund verification. Here is how to export it.
Read AnalysisFinding Your Importer of Record Status — Why It Matters for Refunds
Only the importer of record can claim an IEEPA tariff refund. Here is how to confirm your IOR status and what to do if someone else is listed.
Read AnalysisAmazon Sellers and IEEPA Eligibility — What FBA and FBM Importers Need to Know
If you sell on Amazon and import products directly, you may qualify for an IEEPA tariff refund. Here is how to check.
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