IEEPA Tariff Refunds

Is Your Business Owed a Tariff Refund?

⏰ TIME-SENSITIVE OPPORTUNITY ⏰

IEEPA Tariff Refund payments open April 20, 2026

Thousands of U.S. importers overpaid under IEEPA-authorized tariffs.
The federal government is now issuing refunds but only to those who file correctly and on time.

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WHAT’S AT STAKE

Refunds range from $50,000 to $10M+ depending on import volume

Overpayments on tariffs applied under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA)

Covers duties on goods from affected countries and product categories

Unclaimed refunds revert to the U.S. Treasury

WHY ACT NOW

Refund window opens April 20, 2026 and early filers are prioritized

Filing requires precise HTS classification and documentation

Errors or late submissions can result in permanent forfeiture

CBP processing is first-come, first-served

How Peacock Tariff Consulting Works For You

Free Assessment

We review your import history
to identify eligible refund
at no cost.

Documentation

We compile and verify all
required HTS codes, entry data,
and proof of payment.

Filing and Advocacy

We submit your claim directly to
CBP and manage all follow-up
correspondence.

You Get Paid

Refund is deposited directly
to your account.
No recovery, no fee.

What You’ll Need To File For Your Refund

Required Documents ✅

CBP Entry Summary forms (CF-7501) for each affected shipment

Proof of duty payment (ACH records, bank statements, or broker payment confirmations)

Commercial invoices and bills of lading for imported goods

HTS (Harmonized Tariff Schedule) classification codes used at entry

Importer of Record number (IOR) and bonding information

Power of Attorney authorizing Peacock Tariff Consulting to file on your behalf

Eligibility Criteria ✅

Duties were paid on goods subject to IEEPA-authorized tariff actions

Entries were liquidated during the eligible refund period

Tariff rates applied exceeded the corrected or reduced rates now in effect

No prior refund claim has been filed for the same entries

Claimant is the Importer of Record or has legal standing to claim

Claim is filed within the statutory refund window (opens April 20, 2026)

Don’t have all of this ready? No problem. We’ll help you gather and organize everything you need.

Client Success Stories

Electronics Importer

$2.3M Recovered

Mid-size importer had overpaid on 200+ entries. Refund processed within 14 business days of filing.

Automotive Parts

$875K Recovered

Tier 2 supplier discovered misclassified HTS codes. We corrected and filed. Full refund approved on first submission.

CONSUMER GOODS

$5.1M Recovered

Fortune 500 retailer had no idea they were eligible. Our assessment uncovered millions in overpaid IEEPA duties.

*Client details anonymized for confidentiality. Figures represent actual recoveries.

Zero-Risk Guarantee

No Recovery = No Fee. It’s that simple.

We don’t get paid unless you get paid. Our free assessment determines your eligibility with zero obligation. If we can’t recover your overpaid tariffs, you owe us nothing. Not for the assessment, not for the filing, not ever.

Frequently Asked Questions

I’m not sure if we’re eligible. Should I still reach out?

Absolutely. Our free assessment is designed for exactly this. We review your import history and entry data to determine eligibility at no cost and with no obligation. Many of our largest recoveries came from companies who didn’t realize they qualified.

What if I already have a customs broker?

That’s great, and very common. We work alongside your existing broker, not in place of them. Our role is specifically focused
on IEEPA tariff recovery, which most brokers are not actively pursuing on behalf of their clients. We handle the refund filing
while your broker continues managing day-to-day entries.

How long does it take to receive the refund?

Once filed, CBP typically processes refund payments within 10 to 30 business days via electronic ACH deposit. Claims filed early
in the window tend to be processed faster. We handle all follow-up with CBP on your behalf.

What happens if the refund window closes before we file?

Unclaimed refunds revert permanently to the U.S. Treasury. There is no extension or second chance. That’s why we urge importers to begin the process now, even before April 20, so all documentation is ready to file on day one.

Don’t leave money on the table

Schedule your free refund assessment today.
Our team is standing by to review your eligibility before the April 20th filing window opens.

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