Free Downloadable Guide · 15 Pages

IEEPA Duty Recovery Playbook 2026

A comprehensive playbook for US importers pursuing duty recovery following the February 2026 Supreme Court ruling on IEEPA tariff authority. Current as of Q2 2026.

14
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3
Case Studies
Q2
2026 Current
CAPE PortalPhase 1 EligibilityLicensed Broker OversightRecovery Workflow

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Who This Guide Is For

This playbook is designed for trade compliance professionals and finance leaders at US-importing organisations navigating the post-ruling recovery landscape.

Compliance Officers

Managing IEEPA recovery across multiple brokers and entry types

CFOs & Controllers

Quantifying recoverable duties and understanding personal liability exposure

Customs Brokers

Advising importer clients on CAPE eligibility and filing strategy

What\u2019s Inside

13 chapters covering every aspect of IEEPA duty recovery \u2014 from the Supreme Court ruling through to a practical readiness checklist.

1

The February 2026 Supreme Court Ruling Explained

Key holdings, what the Court struck down, and what remains in force.

2

What is IEEPA?

Historical context, the 2025 expansion, and IEEPA vs. Section 232/301.

3

Which Tariffs Are Eligible for Refund

Eligibility analysis by statutory authority and executive order.

4

The CAPE Portal Process

Architecture, access requirements, and claim submission data.

5

Phase 1 Eligibility and Timeline

Eligibility criteria, filing windows, and key deadlines.

6

Documentation Requirements

Mandatory documentation packages and claim submission data.

7

Compliance Considerations

19 USC §1641 obligations, penalty exposure, and origin verification.

8

Risk Mitigation During Duty Recovery

Avoiding CBP scrutiny triggers and protecting your compliance record.

9

Step-by-Step Recovery Workflow

Complete workflow from entry audit to refund receipt.

10

Case Study Examples

Real recovery scenarios across electronics, industrial, and UK exporters.

11

Why Licensed Broker Oversight Matters

Regulatory requirements and the independent auditor advantage.

12

How mycustomsinfo.com Manages IEEPA Recovery

Platform capabilities, automation, and compliance safeguards.

13

Recovery Readiness Checklist

A practical checklist to assess your organisation’s readiness.

Key Highlights

Supreme Court Ruling Analysis

Detailed breakdown of what the 6–3 ruling means for importers, which tariffs are voided, and what remains enforceable.

CAPE Portal Step-by-Step

Complete guide to the CBP’s Consolidated Administration and Processing of Entries system for filing recovery claims.

Phase 1 Eligibility & Deadlines

Understand which entries qualify for Phase 1, filing windows, and what happens if you miss the deadline.

Compliance Risk Mitigation

How to file CAPE claims without triggering CBP scrutiny on your broader import programme.

Licensed Broker Oversight

Why every CAPE Declaration should be reviewed by a 19 USC §1641 licensed professional.

Recovery Readiness Checklist

A practical checklist to assess your organisation’s preparedness before filing.

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US Regulatory Notice. MyCustomsInfo® is an independent compliance auditor. It does not conduct customs business as defined under 19 U.S.C. §1641. The specific tariff classification to be applied to any entry of merchandise is to be determined by a licensed Customhouse broker. MyCustomsInfo® output does not constitute entry preparation, classification advice, or customs broker services. Preparation and filing of Post-Entry Amendments, Post-Summary Corrections, protests, and drawback claims must be performed by a licensed customs broker. US broker records are held in US AWS regions in compliance with 19 C.F.R. §111.23. Primary authority: CBP HQ H272798 (January 2017). Supporting authority: CBP HQ H350722 (January 2026).

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