Does FedEx Trade Networks file refund claims?

Typically, no. FedEx Trade Networks handles standard customs clearance. IEEPA protest filings require specialized handling that most FedEx brokerage offices are not providing to individual importers.

My FedEx shipments were small — is it still worth filing?

Possibly. Even small shipments accumulate over months. If you had regular imports through FedEx between April 2025 and February 2026, the total IEEPA duties may be significant. Use our free calculator to estimate your recovery.

How do I contact FedEx Trade Networks?

You can reach FedEx Trade Networks through fedex.com/en-us/logistics.html, or call their brokerage support line. Request your 7501 forms specifically — a general customer service rep may not know what you're asking for.

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IEEPA Tariff Refund for FedEx Importers

FedEx Trade Networks cleared your imports and collected IEEPA tariffs on behalf of CBP. Those tariffs have been ruled unconstitutional — and your refund is waiting.

U.S. Customs Broker by Volume

$179B

Total IEEPA Tariffs Invalidated

Aug 2026

Filing Deadline

How FedEx Imports Were Affected by IEEPA Tariffs

FedEx Trade Networks (now FedEx Logistics) is one of the busiest customs brokers in the U.S., processing entries for everything from small e-commerce parcels to full container loads. If you imported through FedEx International, FedEx Trade Networks, or FedEx Cross Border during the IEEPA tariff period, your entries likely included IEEPA duties. These were assessed by CBP at the time of clearance and paid through FedEx's brokerage on your behalf.

Getting Your CBP Form 7501 from FedEx

Your 7501 entry summaries are held by FedEx Trade Networks, the brokerage arm — not FedEx Express shipping. To request your documents, contact FedEx Trade Networks directly or log into the FedEx Trade Networks portal if you have an account. Ask for all entry summaries for imports between April 2, 2025 and February 20, 2026. Be specific about requesting the 7501 forms, not just commercial invoices.

Why FedEx Won't File Your Refund Claim

FedEx Trade Networks is in the business of clearing your goods through customs efficiently. Filing post-ruling CBP protests is a different process that requires specialized knowledge of the Supreme Court decision, IEEPA tariff classifications, and protest procedures under 19 U.S.C. §1514. FedEx brokerage is not set up to handle mass protest filings for individual importers. Tariff Arrow fills this gap — we handle the entire process from document gathering through filing and tracking.