Your Business May Qualify for Federal Tariff Refunds
If your company made tariff payments under IEEPA or Section 301, our legal team can guide you through the tariff refund process — at zero upfront cost to your business.
The Tariff Refund Process — 3 Simple Steps
Navigating federal tariff refunds can be complex. Our legal team simplifies the entire tariff refund process for you — from eligibility check to resolution.
Check Your Eligibility
Complete our short form with your tariff payment history and business details. We determine if your tariff refund claim qualifies in 24 hours.
Legal Review & Filing
Our legal team reviews your tariff payment records, prepares documentation, and manages all federal filing requirements on your behalf.
Receive Your Refund
Once your tariff refund claim is approved and processed, funds are disbursed. Most clients see resolution within 48 hours of final approval.
Which Businesses Qualify for Tariff Refunds?
Any US-based business that made tariff payments under qualifying federal programs may be eligible — regardless of size or industry.
Your business may qualify if you...
- Are a US-based registered business
- Made tariff payments under IEEPA or Section 301
- Imported goods from China or other tariffed countries
- Can provide import and tariff payment documentation
- Operate in manufacturing, retail, distribution, or any import-reliant industry
Tariff payment amounts we work with
- Total tariff payments: $0 - $500,000
- Total tariff payments: $500,001 - $1,000,000
- Total tariff payments: $1M - $10,000,000
- Total tariff payments: $10,000,000+
- Partial claim recoveries available in some cases
Our Legal Team Is On Your Side
We handle the complexity of the tariff refund process so you don't have to — with no risk and no cost to get started.
Legal Protection for Your Claim
Our legal team works to protect your tariff refund claim at every step, ensuring nothing is missed and your rights are fully defended throughout the process.
We Handle the Complexity
Federal tariff refund filings involve intricate regulations and strict deadlines. We manage all documentation and follow-up — you focus on running your business.
Zero Upfront Fees
There are no upfront costs to pursue your tariff refund. Our legal team works on a contingency basis — you only pay when your claim is successfully resolved.
Transparent Communication
Stay informed throughout the tariff refund process. We provide clear status updates and are always available to answer your questions.
What Are Federal Tariff Refunds and Who Can Claim Them?
A plain-language guide to the tariff refund process for US small and medium-sized businesses.
What is a tariff refund?
A tariff refund is a reimbursement of import duties paid by a US business under federal tariff programs such as IEEPA (International Emergency Economic Powers Act) or Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974. When tariff exclusions are granted, payment errors occur, or legal challenges succeed, businesses that made qualifying tariff payments may be entitled to recover some or all of those funds from the federal government.
What are IEEPA and Section 301 tariffs?
Section 301 tariffs were imposed on hundreds of billions of dollars of Chinese goods beginning in 2018. IEEPA tariffs represent a newer and broader authority used to impose emergency import duties. Small and medium-sized businesses across manufacturing, retail, and distribution have collectively paid billions in these tariff payments — many of which may be recoverable through the proper legal channels.
How does the tariff refund process work?
The tariff refund process typically begins with a review of a business’s import records and tariff payment history. A legal team then evaluates eligibility under current exclusion programs or refund pathways, prepares and files the necessary documentation with the relevant federal agency, and manages the claim through to resolution. Timelines and refund amounts vary depending on the size of tariff payments and the specific program involved.
Is there a deadline to file for tariff refunds?
Yes. Tariff refund claims are subject to statutory time limits and exclusion windows. Businesses that delay may lose their right to recover tariff payments already made. It is important to act promptly once you believe your business may be eligible.
What the Supreme Court Ruling Means for Your Business
Following a March 2026 Supreme Court ruling, US businesses that paid certain federal tariffs may now be legally entitled to refunds. Here's what you need to know — in plain English.
✓ Tariffs You CAN Get Refunded
These are the tariffs covered by the ruling. If your business paid any of these between February 2025 and February 24, 2026, you may be eligible:
- “Fentanyl” tariffs — duties placed on goods imported from China, Mexico, and Canada
- Reciprocal / “trade deficit” tariffs — broad tariffs applied to nearly all countries including the EU, UK, Japan, South Korea, India, Brazil, and Russia
- Any tariff imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA)
✗ Tariffs NOT Covered by This Ruling
The following tariff types are not eligible for refunds under this ruling — even if your business paid them during the same period:
- Section 232 — steel and aluminum tariffs
- Section 301 — existing China trade tariffs (separate from IEEPA)
- Section 201 — safeguard tariffs on specific industries
- Anti-dumping / countervailing duties (AD/CVD)
To receive a refund, your business must formally file a claim as the importer of record. Refunds cover tariff payments made through February 24, 2026. Filing windows are time-limited — the sooner you act, the better your chances of recovering the full amount owed.
What Business Owners Are Saying
“We had no idea we were even eligible for tariff refunds. The legal team walked us through the entire process, handled all the paperwork, and we received our refund faster than we expected. Zero upfront cost and completely hassle-free.”— James Davidson, CEO · Davidson Manufacturing
Tariff Refund Questions, Answered
Everything you need to know about the tariff refund process and tariff payment recovery for your business.
What are tariff refunds for businesses?
Tariff refunds are reimbursements available to US businesses that overpaid or paid tariffs under programs now subject to exclusions or legal challenge — including IEEPA and Section 301. If your business made qualifying tariff payments on imported goods, you may be eligible to recover those funds.
How does the tariff refund process work?
The tariff refund process involves three steps: checking eligibility based on your tariff payment history, a legal review and documentation phase, and the filing and resolution of your claim. Our legal team manages every step on your behalf at zero upfront cost.
Which businesses qualify for tariff refunds?
US-based registered businesses that made tariff payments under IEEPA or Section 301 may qualify. This includes businesses in manufacturing, retail, distribution, and any import-reliant industry. There is no minimum revenue requirement.
Is there a deadline to claim tariff refunds?
Yes. Tariff refund claims are subject to statutory deadlines and exclusion windows set by the federal government. Businesses should act promptly to preserve their right to file, as time limits vary depending on the tariff program and the date of the original tariff payment.
How much does it cost to file a tariff refund claim?
Filing a tariff refund claim through InjuryClaims.com costs nothing upfront. There are zero upfront fees — our legal team works on a contingency basis and you only pay when your claim is successfully resolved.
Can I recover tariff payments already made years ago?
In many cases, yes — depending on the tariff program and the applicable statute of limitations. This is why acting quickly matters. Our legal team will review your tariff payment history to determine how far back your eligibility may extend.
Check Your Tariff Refund Eligibility Today
Our legal team can protect your tariff refund claim. Find out if your business qualifies in under 2 minutes — zero upfront fees, no obligation.