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The Trump administration signed a new Customs Enforcement Executive Order that could reshape importing, customs broker due diligence, importer eligibility, and bond requirements. Here’s what importers need to know.
Many CAPE refund claims are being rejected due to avoidable mistakes. Here are the most common CAPE refund rejection reasons and how importers and brokers can fix them.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has sent the IEEPA tariff case back to the Court of International Trade, where refund procedures for affected importers may now begin.
Section 122 exemptions under the new 15% surcharge closely replicate the prior IEEPA exclusion structure, with limited technical changes affecting drones, semiconductors, and printed matter.
Supreme Court Emergency Tariffs Ruling: IEEPA Tariffs Declared Illegal The Supreme Court emergency tariffs ruling marks one of the most
U.S. Removes 25% Tariff on Indian Imports, Introduces New 18% Reciprocal Duty
What’s new:On August 6, 2025, President Trump signed Executive Order 14329, launching a new tariff measure under IEEPA (International Emergency
🔩 New U.S. Steel & Aluminum Tariffs Now in Effect — What You Need to Know As of March 12,
Duty Refunds for U.S. Vehicle Assemblers: What You Need to Know About New Auto Tariffs On April 29, 2025, President