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Tariff Recovery Team We recover IEEPA tariff refunds for U.S. importers. The Supreme Court struck down $166B in tariffs. Refunds aren't automatic. Free qualification.

We handle the entire process, no upfront cost. Founded by an importer who paid these tariffs firsthand. Was your business negatively impacted by the pandemic? We have good news: the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) rules have changed. Even if you heard you weren't eligible before, now you may be able to take advantage of the valuable tax credits offered by the ERC. if you have W-2 employees, you ar

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We tell you upfront how much of a credit you can expect to receive. Our team of ERC experts helps you maximize your Employee Retention Credit. We do all the work and YOU collect the funds. The ERC offers up to $26,000 per eligible W-2 employee. For example: if you have 10 employees at an average credit of $20,000 each, you'll receive $200,000. Claim your credits today!

Refunds are hitting bank accounts.CBP is actively processing and issuing IEEPA tariff refunds. Importers who filed their...
19/06/2026

Refunds are hitting bank accounts.

CBP is actively processing and issuing IEEPA tariff refunds. Importers who filed their CAPE Declarations early are receiving money back.

This is no longer theoretical. The system works. The refunds are real. And the importers who acted first are getting paid first.

If you have not started the process, every day you wait pushes you further back in the queue while your entry deadlines keep ticking.

Tariff Recovery Team is ready to get you started. Free analysis. No upfront cost.

Two months of CAPE. Here is the landscape as of mid-June 2026.  CAPE has been live since April 20. Declarations are bein...
15/06/2026

Two months of CAPE. Here is the landscape as of mid-June 2026.

CAPE has been live since April 20. Declarations are being processed. The first refunds may be arriving for early filers.

The government's appeal window on Euro-Notions has either passed or been exercised. We will update with specifics as they develop.

Phase 2 still has no launch date. Entries that need formal protests continue to tick toward 180-day deadlines.

Section 122 replacement tariffs are set to expire around July 24 unless Congress acts.

Bottom line: this is a multi-month process and we are still in the early innings. Importers who are engaged and filing are in the best position. Those who have not started are running out of runway.

Tariff Recovery Team. Free analysis. No upfront cost. Let us get you in the game.

We are approaching the point where the earliest CAPE filers could start receiving refunds.  CBP estimated 60 to 90 days ...
14/06/2026

We are approaching the point where the earliest CAPE filers could start receiving refunds.

CBP estimated 60 to 90 days from accepted Declaration to refund issuance. CAPE went live April 20. That means the first refunds could start arriving between mid-June and mid-July.

Importers who filed early will be first. Importers who have not started are watching from the sidelines while the queue grows.

And for entries approaching the 180-day protest deadline, the window is getting smaller every single day.

Tariff Recovery Team is still offering free analyses. But the math on waiting is getting worse, not better.

Advocacy. Integrity. Results.  That is not just our tagline. It is how we operate every day.  Advocacy: We fight for eve...
13/06/2026

Advocacy. Integrity. Results.

That is not just our tagline. It is how we operate every day.

Advocacy: We fight for every dollar our clients are owed. We do not cut corners and we do not leave money on the table.

Integrity: We tell importers the truth about their situation, even when the answer is that they do not qualify. Honesty builds trust. Trust builds partnerships.

Results: Our management team has recovered $12 billion in government refunds for 77,000 businesses. We measure ourselves by what we deliver, not what we promise.

Tariff Recovery Team. Built by importers. Built for importers.

Myth: I already filed a CIT lawsuit so I do not need to bother with CAPE.  Reality: Your lawsuit and your CAPE filing ar...
12/06/2026

Myth: I already filed a CIT lawsuit so I do not need to bother with CAPE.

Reality: Your lawsuit and your CAPE filing are two different tracks.

Filing at the Court of International Trade preserves your legal rights and keeps pressure on the government. But it does not automatically process your refund. CBP still needs you to submit a CAPE Declaration through the ACE portal.

Think of the lawsuit as the legal hammer and CAPE as the administrative pipeline. You want both working for you.

Not sure what you have already filed or what steps you still need? Tariff Recovery Team reviews your full situation for free.

Let us put the $165 billion in context.  That is more than the annual revenue of Nike, Starbucks, and FedEx combined.  I...
11/06/2026

Let us put the $165 billion in context.

That is more than the annual revenue of Nike, Starbucks, and FedEx combined.

It is more than the GDP of 130+ countries.

It was collected from American businesses over 12 months under a law the Supreme Court said does not authorize tariffs.

And right now, it is sitting with the U.S. Treasury while 330,000+ importers try to figure out how to get it back.

Tariff Recovery Team exists to solve that problem. No upfront cost. We only get paid when your refund is recovered.

#$165Billion

Section 122 tariffs: what importers need to know about the replacement.  When the Supreme Court struck down IEEPA tariff...
10/06/2026

Section 122 tariffs: what importers need to know about the replacement.

When the Supreme Court struck down IEEPA tariffs, the administration immediately imposed new tariffs under Section 122 of the Trade Act. These are currently set at 10% to 15% on most imports.

Here is the key distinction: Section 122 tariffs are separate from IEEPA tariffs. They are not part of the refund. And they have a built-in expiration. Under Section 122, tariffs must expire within 150 days unless Congress votes to extend them. That puts the expiration around July 24, 2026.

What this means for importers: even after recovering IEEPA refunds, the tariff landscape continues to shift. Stay informed.

You are a business owner. You import products. You wear 15 hats every day.  Now the government says you are owed money b...
09/06/2026

You are a business owner. You import products. You wear 15 hats every day.

Now the government says you are owed money back from tariffs that were ruled illegal. Great news, right?

Except to get that money, you need to:
- Set up or access your ACE portal account
- Register ACH banking details
- Pull and reconcile entry data across potentially multiple brokers
- Determine liquidation status for each entry
- File CAPE Declarations for eligible entries
- File formal protests for entries past the 90-day window
- Track 180-day deadlines on a rolling basis
- Monitor for Phase 2 when it launches

Or you could let Tariff Recovery Team handle all of it. No upfront cost. No learning curve.

What happens if your CAPE Declaration gets rejected?  It is not the end of the road. CAPE runs a two-stage validation. F...
08/06/2026

What happens if your CAPE Declaration gets rejected?

It is not the end of the road. CAPE runs a two-stage validation. First, it checks your CSV file format and required fields. Second, it validates each entry against CBP's records.

If entries fail validation, you can review the specific reasons, correct your data, and resubmit. Each entry can only appear on one accepted Declaration, so getting it right matters.

Common rejection reasons include formatting errors in the CSV, entries that are not found in ACE, or entries that do not have IEEPA HTS codes attached.

Tariff Recovery Team prepares your data correctly the first time so you are not stuck in a cycle of rejections and resubmissions.

Interest on your IEEPA refund: here is what you need to know.  When CBP refunds tariff duties, they are generally requir...
07/06/2026

Interest on your IEEPA refund: here is what you need to know.

When CBP refunds tariff duties, they are generally required to include interest calculated from the date of the original payment. The current interest rate is set quarterly based on federal short-term rates.

This means the longer it takes to process your claim, the more interest accrues. For importers who paid duties starting in early 2025, that could be 12 to 18+ months of interest by the time refunds are issued.

But here is the catch: interest calculations on entries with multiple payment dates or partial payments can get complex. And CBP's CAPE system does not yet handle all interest scenarios in Phase 1.

Tariff Recovery Team tracks interest accrual as part of every engagement.

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