Did You Pay IEEPA Tariffs?
You May Be Owed a Refund.
The Supreme Court ruled IEEPA tariffs were unlawfully collected. Dayes Law Firm fights to recover every dollar — through CAPE filings, formal protests, and CIT litigation. We deal with the federal government every day.
- No Upfront FeesPay only if we recover your funds
- Confidential ReviewStrict confidentiality at every step
- Fast AssessmentKnow where you stand in 24 hours
- Attorney-LedFull legal representation against the government
Get What You’re Owed!
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The Scale of What Was Unlawfully Collected
Many U.S. importers unknowingly overpaid tariffs. The window to recover them is strictly limited.
Three Paths to Your Refund
Depending on your entry status, Dayes Law Firm pursues the most advantageous recovery pathway for your business. Deadlines are already running.
Phase 1 — CAPE Filing (Fastest)
For unliquidated entries and those within the 80-day voluntary reliquidation window. Filed directly through the CBP ACE Portal. Act immediately to preserve this option.
Phase 1.5 — Formal Protest (Time Sensitive)
For entries 81–180 days post-liquidation. We file a formal protest with CBP within the strict 180-day window. The earliest windows are closing in June 2026.
CIT Litigation
For entries beyond the protest window. We pursue recovery through the Court of International Trade with full legal representation. We are not afraid to fight for you.
Keep More of What You Recover
How you pursue your claim determines how much of your money you actually keep. On a $2,000,000 claim:
Do Nothing
Wait for the government to act. Forfeit your entire claim. Refunds are not being issued automatically.
Hourly Law Firm
Pay $1,000+ per hour out of pocket. If the government appeals and wins, you pay all invoices even if you recover nothing.
Contingency Fee
Pay $0 upfront. Our sliding-scale fee decreases as your refund increases. You pay nothing unless we recover your money.
Who Is Eligible?
Your business may qualify for an IEEPA tariff refund if you meet the following criteria:
- You are the Importer of Record on the entry
- You paid IEEPA duties between February 2025 and February 2026
- Your entries include eligible HTS codes (China, steel, aluminum, and others)
- Entries are unliquidated or within the voluntary reliquidation window
- No pending drawback claims on the same entries
Commonly Eligible HTS Chapters: 9903.01.20–9903.01.25 (Universal), 9903.88.01–9903.88.67 (China), 9903.45.01 (Steel), 9903.85.01 (Aluminum). Not sure if your codes qualify? We will tell you.
Deadlines Are Running Now
Over 2,000 companies have already filed protective claims with the Court of International Trade. The legal consensus is clear: file now, do not wait. The government is actively appealing the court order and CBP is rejecting administrative correction attempts.
"The U.S. government may be liable for refunds exceeding $175 billion to importers following the Supreme Court ruling that Trump's IEEPA tariffs were unlawful." — CNBCCall (800) 942-7777 — Free Consultation