Most U.S. importers who paid duties in 2025 have something to recover.
Three criteria for eligibility
You paid IEEPA duties
Any U.S. company that imported physical goods between February 2025 and February 2026 and paid duties directly to CBP under IEEPA authority is potentially eligible.
Any import value
There is no minimum threshold. Whether your IEEPA exposure is $50K or $50M+, we assess your position and connect you with the right recovery path — including attorney referrals for complex or high-value claims.
Most product categories
Apparel, electronics, furniture, machinery, chemicals, food products, consumer goods, industrial components. If it came through customs under HTS Chapter 99, it likely qualifies.
You don't need to know your exact exposure to get started. That's what the assessment is for.
How IEEPA duties appear on your entry data
IEEPA tariffs were assessed as additional duty lines under HTS Chapter 99, specifically subheadings 9903.01xx (fentanyl tariffs) and 9903.02xx (reciprocal tariffs). These appear as separate line items on your ES-003 entry summary with a tariff ordinal greater than 1, zero goods value, and a positive duty amount.
What is not covered
We work with importers at every scale. For smaller claims, we can refer you to qualified trade attorneys or guide you through self-directed recovery via CAPE. For larger and more complex portfolios, we provide full assessment, broker coordination, and immediate capital options. Every importer gets an honest assessment of their position and options.