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IEEPA Tariff Refunds for Electronics Importers

From semiconductors to consumer devices, electronics importers paid some of the highest effective tariff rates. Those costs are now recoverable.

$42B+

Electronics Tariffs Invalidated

20-145%

Tariff Rates on Electronics

Aug 2026

Filing Deadline

Electronics Bore the Highest Tariff Burden

Electronics imports — particularly from China — faced some of the highest IEEPA tariff rates, up to 145%. Given that a massive share of global electronics manufacturing is concentrated in affected countries, virtually every electronics importer was impacted. From smartphones and laptops to industrial sensors and semiconductor chips, the tariff footprint was enormous.

Semiconductor and Component Importers

Companies importing semiconductors, circuit boards, passive components, and other electronic parts often have high-frequency, high-volume import programs. Monthly or weekly shipments over the 10-month tariff period translate to substantial cumulative duties. Even companies with relatively modest per-shipment values can have six- or seven-figure total recovery amounts.

Consumer Electronics and Devices

Importers of finished consumer electronics — phones, computers, televisions, appliances — paid IEEPA tariffs on high-value goods. A single container of electronics from China could carry $50,000+ in IEEPA duties alone. Multiply that by months of imports, and the recovery potential is significant.

Affected Product Categories

Semiconductors and chips
Consumer electronics (phones, laptops, TVs)
Electronic components and PCBs
Industrial sensors and instruments
Networking and telecom equipment
Computer peripherals and accessories

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