CAPE Portal opened April 20, 2026 · $166B now processing

The Supreme Court ruled
you're owed a refund.

On February 20, 2026, SCOTUS struck down the IEEPA tariffs 6 to 3. On April 20, CBP launched the CAPE refund portal. $166,000,000,000 is owed to about 330,000 importers across 53,000,000 shipments.

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IEEPA refund pool
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Eligible importers
60 to 90 days
CBP processing
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Protest window
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Built on real CBP data and Supreme Court ruling mechanics. Every calculator is lead gated and connects you with a licensed customs broker partner. Not a filing service. Not legal advice.

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Our multimodal AI reads your entry summary, extracts every HTS code and duty line, cross references the IEEPA window and 180 day protest deadline, and emails you a branded PDF report in 60 seconds. No other tariff calculator on the market parses real documents.

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Timeline

Every day costs money.

The 180 day CF-19 protest clock is running on every import you made in 2025. Entries that liquidated in December 2025 have a protest deadline in June 2026. Do not let the window pass.

Feb 20, 2026
SCOTUS struck IEEPA 6 to 3
Feb 24, 2026
CBP stopped collecting IEEPA tariffs
Mar 4, 2026
CIT nationwide refund order
Apr 20, 2026
CAPE refund portal opened · $127B Phase 1
Jul 24, 2026
Section 122 10% surcharge expires
Rolling
180 day CF-19 protest windows closing on 2025 entries
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Why we're not a refund mill.

× The mill model
  • "You might be owed $20,000!" hooks (FTC Section 5 trigger)
  • Contingency fees tied to filing (19 USC 1641 criminal risk)
  • No licensed broker on the filing
  • No UFLPA or AD-CVD screening
  • No protest deadline audit
✓ Our model
  • Compliance first education. No FTC trigger hooks.
  • Licensed customs broker partners file under 19 CFR 111
  • Every case screened for UFLPA, AD-CVD, transshipment
  • 180 day protest deadline audit before engagement
  • Flat referral fees. Not contingency cuts on your refund.

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Disclaimer. Tariff Refund Credits is a lead-generation service. Customs business (entry filing, HTS classification, protest preparation) is performed exclusively by our licensed customs broker partners under 19 CFR 111. Not legal, tax, or customs advice. Refund estimates are approximate and subject to CBP adjudication.