The recent ruling by the U.S. Court of International Trade (CIT) has created a significant opportunity for importers affected by IEEPA tariffs. The court found that these tariffs were not legally enacted, opening the door for importers to seek refunds. To facilitate this process, U.S. Customs has introduced new protocols and procedures, including a registration system on the Customs Automated Proxy Entry (CAPE) platform. This post explains what IEEPA refunds are, how importer

Navigating the current business environment requires careful attention to the impact of tariffs and rising fuel surcharges. These factors increase operational costs and disrupt supply chains, forcing companies to rethink their strategies. Understanding how to respond effectively can help businesses maintain profitability and stay competitive. Shipping port showing container stacks and cranes, image-prompt 'Eye-level view of a busy shipping port with containers and cranes oper

Dear Valued Customer and Partner: Effective March 20, 2020, the City of Los Angeles and the State of California has issued a "Lock Down"...