Posts tagged “cbp”
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Section 232 Metals Technical Correction: Why 9903.82.01 Matters
USITC Revision 7 and CBP CSMS #68554727 added 9903.82.01 to the current Section 232 metals family. Here's what the zero-additional-duty heading means.
CAPE Declaration Filing: Templates for Communicating with Your Customs Broker
Email templates for importers coordinating CAPE Declaration filing with customs brokers after the April 20 Phase 1 launch — ACH setup, CSV data handoff, filing confirmation, and what to do if broker declines.
Who Gets the Tariff Refund: IOR, Broker, or Buyer?
Who CBP usually pays first on tariff refunds, why that is not always who is owed the money, and what to do when a broker or carrier controlled the entry.
IEEPA Tariffs (2025–2026): Timeline, Litigation & Refunds
Source-linked timeline of the IEEPA tariff program from first executive orders through the Supreme Court decision, with CBP refund mechanics and Section 122 litigation.
U.S. Tariff Actions Timeline (2025–2026)
Timeline of major U.S. tariff actions (IEEPA, Section 122, Section 232, Section 301) with refund implications and practical notes for importers.
IEEPA Duties Ended, Section 122 Began, and CIT Later Invalidated Section 122
A plain-English update on what changed after the Supreme Court's IEEPA tariff ruling, CBP's CAPE launch, the May 7 Section 122 CIT ruling, de minimis status, and FedEx pass-through issues.
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