What Importers Should Know if US Tariffs Are Overturned
Published by Energy Intelligence

Published by Energy Intelligence
Disclaimer: This content was accurate as of July 14, 2025, but laws, guidelines, or circumstances may have changed. Please consult more recent updates for the latest details or contact Joyce Adetutu, Jason Fleischer, Jeffrey Jakubiak, Stephen Josey, Michael Joyce, Jim McGovern, or Kathy Pakenham.
Joyce Adetutu, Jason Fleischer, and Stephen Josey emphasize that the unresolved legal status of the IEEPA tariffs creates significant uncertainty for importers. With the tariffs still being collected during appeal, businesses risk overpaying and should consider filing protests to safeguard potential refunds. To navigate this shifting landscape, importers must stay alert to liquidation deadlines and build tariff-related contingencies into their contracts.
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