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U.S. opens portal for $166 billion in tariff refund claims

financeApr 20, 202630530

The Trump administration on Monday launched U.S. Customs and Border Protection's CAPE portal to let importers and businesses file claims for roughly $166 billion in tariff refunds. The portal lets companies and individual importers seek reimbursement for tariffs they paid, including disputed charges such as one importer who paid $248 in tariffs on a coat. U.S. Customs will review and adjudicate claims submitted through CAPE to determine eligibility and the amount each claimant will receive, with payouts issued after the agency completes processing.

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U.S. Customs launched the CAPE portal Monday for $166 billion in refund claims
Importers and businesses can file claims, including disputed tariffs like $248 on a coat
U.S. Customs will review and adjudicate claims to determine eligibility and payouts
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nytimes.comTrump Administration Takes Steps to Refund $166 Billion in Tariffsbbc.comHe paid $248 in illegal tariffs for this coat. Will he ever get it back?finance.yahoo.comTrump administration launches $166B CAPE system for tariff refunds

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