Importers based in Jacksonville, FL face the same federal tariff and compliance regime as anywhere in North America: Section 122 surcharge through July 24, 2026, Section 232 and 301 exposure, USMCA opportunity, and IEEPA refund window through February 24, 2026. Local industry mix shapes which mitigation paths matter most.
This guide covers Jacksonville, FL tariff consulting for U.S. importers as of 2026, with current Section 122 surcharge expiry July 24, 2026 in mind.
For SMB importers, the practical questions are how the rule applies, what filings or documentation are needed, what the risks are, and what mitigation paths exist.
What it is
Peacock Tariff Consulting works with Jacksonville, FL importers across major industry verticals on tariff exposure assessment, classification, USMCA qualification, and refund recovery.
Why it matters now
Jacksonville, FL importers in 2026 are managing the Section 122 15% surcharge stacked over Section 232/301 exposure. Total effective duty rates in the 22 to 42 percent range are common for China-origin goods and 0 to 17 percent for USMCA-qualifying or Vietnam/India sourcing.
How it applies in practice
We work remotely for Jacksonville, FL clients via video consultation, document exchange, and CAPE portal filings. No travel costs added.
Common errors and risks
Jacksonville, FL importers face the same risks as any U.S. or Canadian importer: misclassification, missed FTA opportunities, expired refund windows, audit exposure under 19 USC 1592.
How we help
Tariff exposure assessment ($2,500 to $7,500), classification audit, USMCA qualification, refund recovery on contingency above $50,000. Independent of customs brokerage.
Frequently asked questions
How urgent is this?
Section 122 surcharge expires July 24, 2026, so action this year is most cost-effective. IEEPA refund window closes February 24, 2026.
What does it cost to engage?
Tariff exposure assessment ranges from $2,500 to $7,500 depending on volume and SKU count. Refund filing on contingency for claims above $50,000.
Will this affect my customs broker relationship?
No. We are independent of brokerage. We work alongside your broker on classification, valuation, and refund matters.
How long does an engagement take?
Initial assessment in 2 to 3 weeks. Refund claims process through CAPE in 6 to 12 months depending on CBP backlog.
What is the next step?
Book a 15-minute scoping call. We review your top 5 to 10 SKUs and identify the most material exposure.
Get started
Book a 15-minute scoping call to discuss your situation.