IEEPA Tariff Refund Portal — Tariff Remediation Division

IEEPA Tariff Refund Portal — Begin Your Claim

Who is this refund for?

Following the Supreme Court's February 20, 2026 ruling, IEEPA tariff refunds are now being processed. Select your claimant type to begin.

Section 1A — Consumer Purchase Declaration · Tax Year 2025–2026

To calculate your tariff refund, indicate which of the following categories apply to purchases made between January 2025 and February 20, 2026.

ElectronicsAt least one electronic device — phone, laptop, television, or appliance Clothing & FootwearClothing or footwear not manufactured in the United States FurnitureAt least one piece of furniture or home furnishings VehicleA new or used vehicle purchased or leased Groceries & Food ProductsGroceries or food products with imported components — produce, coffee, oils, packaged goods Home ImprovementBuilding materials, tools, fixtures, or home improvement supplies Medical & Personal CarePrescription drugs, supplements, or personal care products Toys & Sporting GoodsToys, games, or sporting equipment Household Goods & HardwareSmall household goods, cleaning supplies, tools, or hardware

Select all that apply. At least one selection required.

Retrieving tariff payment records...

Estimated refund

$0.00

DENIED

Estimated amount owed to you: $0

Sorry. The refund pathway requires being a corporation.
You're just a person who paid the tariffs.

Corporations who imported goods are eligible for $160+ billion in refunds from the U.S. Treasury. You are not. Consumers absorbed an estimated $220 to $500 billion in tariff costs — with no legal pathway to get any of it back. The legal system was not designed with you in mind.

↓ What you can actually do about it

✉️ Write to Congress Generate a personal letter demanding a consumer refund mechanism 📣 Share Your Denial Post about it. The corporations aren't staying quiet. ⚖️ Find Legal Help Class action attorneys are building consumer cases now

📱 Text Your Reps — Text RESIST to 50409 Resistbot delivers your message to your senators and representative. Copy message text

LIVE TALLY — CLAIMS CHECKED AND DENIED

—

Loading...

Every person who runs this check adds to the public record. These are real costs that could be remedied. Congress is choosing not to act.

What Actually Happened

On February 20, 2026, the Supreme Court struck down Trump's IEEPA tariffs as unconstitutional. Corporations that paid duties at the border are now eligible for refunds. Consumers absorbed an estimated $220 to $500 billion in tariff costs passed through via higher prices — but have no equivalent legal pathway to recoup those costs. Yale Budget Lab ↗

Why You Can't Get Your Money Back

When a retailer raised the price of a blender by $15 because of tariffs, there is no clean legal mechanism to prove that specific price increase came from a specific tariff payment. You're not an "importer of record." The costs were passed through to you invisibly, which is precisely how it was designed to work. NPR ↗

IEEPA Tariff Refund — Business Entity Pathway

Good news. You're covered.

As a business entity that paid IEEPA-based customs duties, you are eligible for refunds under the Supreme Court's February 20, 2026 ruling. The government and your legal team are working on it.

Total Corporate Refunds Available

$160,000,000,000+

✓

The Court of International Trade is currently establishing the refund process for importers of record. You will need to file through a licensed customs broker or trade attorney. Refunds are expected within 12–18 months. Snell & Wilmer ↗

Meanwhile, for the people who actually paid

Consumers absorbed an estimated $220 to $500 billion in tariff costs through higher retail prices — and have no equivalent refund pathway. The legal system was not designed with them in mind.