What are IEEPA tariffs?

IEEPA tariffs are the duties imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, including the fentanyl tariffs on Canada, Mexico, China, Brazil and India (HTS heading 9903.01) and the reciprocal or Liberation Day tariffs applied across trading partners (HTS heading 9903.02). Importers paid these duties at entry, and they are identified on your ACE ES-003 report by their 9903.01 and 9903.02 classifications.

Are IEEPA tariffs refundable?

IEEPA tariffs paid at import may be recoverable through CBP. Refunds are pursued through Post Summary Corrections and CBP’s CAPE process. Section 301, Section 232 and Section 122 duties are separate and remain in effect, though Section 301 and other duties can often be recovered through duty drawback. A licensed customs broker confirms eligibility against your actual entries.

How do I estimate my IEEPA refund?

Run your Entry Summary Details (ES-003) report from the ACE portal, export it as Excel, and upload it to the free IEEPA refund calculator on this page. The calculator scans your entry lines for IEEPA classifications (9903.01 and 9903.02) and totals the duty you paid on them, entirely in your browser. A licensed broker can then review your file and manage the CBP submission.

IEEPA Tariff Refunds

IEEPA tariff refund calculator.

If you paid IEEPA tariffs, the fentanyl and reciprocal (Liberation Day) duties, you may be able to recover them. Upload your ACE ES-003 report and this free calculator estimates your IEEPA refund instantly and privately, right in your browser. Then a licensed U.S. Customs broker can manage the CBP submission end to end.

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How it works

Three steps to your IEEPA estimate.

Pull one report, upload it, and get an instant estimate. If the number is worth pursuing, our licensed brokers take it from there.

Run your ACE ES-003 report

Entry Summary Details

Log into the ACE portal and export your Entry Summary Details (ES-003) report as an Excel file. It contains the HTS codes and duty amounts needed to identify your IEEPA tariffs.

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Drop your ES-003 into the calculator below and get your estimated IEEPA refund instantly. Your file is processed entirely in your browser and is never shared unless you ask a broker to review it.

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Managed end to end

Our licensed customs brokers can manage the entire CBP submission for a success-based fee of 2% of your IEEPA refund (before interest), subject to a $10,000 minimum and a $100,000 cap. We handle data collection, submission, refund tracking, and advocacy with CBP.

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Upload your ES-003 for an instant, private estimate of your recoverable IEEPA tariffs.

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Scanning entry lines for IEEPA codes...

Estimate only. IEEPA calculator refund uses Line Tariff Duty Amount where present. Does not account for liquidation status, PSC eligibility, protest deadlines, drawback claimed or interest.

Section 301, Section 232, and Section 122 remain in effect and are not refundable through CAPE.

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A few quick questions before we review your entries

These factors affect how your refund is processed through CAPE. Answer as best you can — our brokers will follow up if needed.

Have you filed any protests on IEEPA entries?

A formal challenge filed with CBP within 180 days of liquidation.

Have you filed reconciliation on any IEEPA entries?

Used to correct entry values after the fact, often for FTA or value claims.

Have you claimed drawback on any IEEPA entries?

A duty refund for goods re-exported or destroyed after import.

Have any PSCs already been filed on these entries?

Duplicate PSC filings can cause CBP processing issues.

Our team will reach out within 1-2 business days to discuss your refund options and next steps.

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Let a licensed broker recover it for you.

Once you have an estimate, our licensed U.S. Customs brokers can confirm eligibility against your entries and manage the entire IEEPA refund submission with CBP, while recovering Section 301 and other duties through drawback.

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