IEEPA File & Fund Program
Importers are surrounded by acronyms—but right now, one stands above the rest.
A series of recent federal court decisions has created a meaningful opportunity for U.S. importers to recover tariffs previously paid under IEEPA, the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
In Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump, the Supreme Court held that IEEPA does not authorize the President to impose tariffs, and the U.S. Court of International Trade has directed Customs to remove and reliquidate affected entries.
In simple terms, there’s now a clear path for importers to get that money back.
We’re helping companies evaluate eligibility, analyze customs data, and file refund claims. We’re also going a step further by offering the option to have your claim funded for amounts over $100,000. We’re even assisting companies that have already begun the process, helping them access funds now instead of waiting months or even years (as many experienced with the Employee Retention Credit).
Backed by a $40B institutional investor, the firm we represent has helped thousands of businesses successfully monetize government programs. If your company (or your clients) imported goods over the past couple of years, this is something you’ll want to evaluate. We’re happy to help you quickly assess eligibility and estimate potential refunds.
One final acronym to keep in mind: the filing window is short, so reach out ASAP.
