US Set to Launch $166bn Tariff Refund System Following Supreme Court Ruling

53 articles · Updated · NBC News · Apr 15

The U.S. will launch a new system on April 20 to refund $166 billion in unlawful tariffs paid by importers under Trump’s administration.
The CAPE system will consolidate refunds into electronic payments, with interest where applicable, and aims to process most claims within 60-90 days.
While importers are set to benefit, surveys indicate companies do not plan to pass refunds on to consumers, and related legislation remains stalled in Congress.

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