tariff relief now
The Supreme Court said those tariffs were illegal. Get your money back.
On February 20, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down all IEEPA tariffs 6–3. U.S. Customs is now required to refund every dollar collected — plus interest. If your business paid those tariffs, you have a claim. But the window to file is closing on a rolling basis.
$166B+
in refunds owed to importers
330,000+
businesses eligible to claim
180 days
max window per entry before rights expire
HOW IT WORKS
- Schedule a free consultation. Fill out the form below. A licensed import attorney will review your situation and determine whether you have a viable claim, what your entries are worth, and what deadlines apply to your business.
- Data review & entry analysis. The legal team pulls your ACE customs data, reconciles your entries, isolates IEEPA duties paid, and calculates your refund exposure, including interest owed.
- Compliance review. Before a single document is submitted to CBP, your records are reviewed for anything that could trigger scrutiny or jeopardize the claim. A poorly filed protest can limit what attorneys can fix later.
- Filing: CAPE declaration, protests, or litigation Depending on where your entries fall in the liquidation timeline, your attorney files through the appropriate channel.
- Recovery. Legal fees are contingency-based. You pay nothing unless a refund is recovered. The attorney's fee is a percentage of what's actually returned to you.
Refunds are not automatic. This is a claim you have to file.
The Supreme Court ruling didn’t trigger automatic refund checks. U.S. Customs (CBP) is building a new portal called CAPE ( Consolidated Administration and Processing of Entries) to process claims — but importers must come forward with their entry data, verify they’re the Importer of Record, and file before statutory deadlines expire on a rolling, entry-by-entry basis.
Most importers don’t have their data organized, don’t know their liquidation status, and aren’t tracking the 180-day post-liquidation protest deadline that could permanently close the door on individual entries. That’s the gap this program is designed to fill.
Deadline notice: Every import entry has its own rolling 180-day deadline from the date of liquidation. After that window closes, recovery on that entry may be permanently lost. Entries that have already liquidated are on the clock right now.
We've been where you are. We know how to navigate this.
Sunshine and Gabriel Chapman are the founders of ERC Provider — the firm that has helped business owners recover hundreds of millions of dollars in tax refunds through the Employee Retention Credit program. They know what it takes to move through a complex, government-administered refund process and come out the other side with a check.
They also know this firsthand as importers. Their company Garden Works — a wholesale home and garden distributor — paid over $200,000 in IEEPA tariffs during the collection window. When the Supreme Court ruling came down, they immediately engaged legal counsel to pursue recovery.
Tariff Adviser is what they built for everyone else in the same position: a clear, trustworthy way to understand your options and connect with the legal expertise needed to actually recover what’s owed.
