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IEEPA duty refunds for CBP’s CAPE portal. Screen Phase 1 eligibility, validate CATAIR, and export packages. Following the March 4, 2026, Court of International Trade (CIT) order in Atmus Filtration v. United States, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is required to refund billions in unlawful IEEPA duties. However, the burden of identifying these entries falls on the importer. Don't wait months for manual reviews. The ACE IEEPA Refund Assistant is a specialized tool designed for Trade Compliance Managers and Customs Brokers to accelerate the recovery of overpaid duties. Key Features: One-Click Scan: Instantly highlights every IEEPA-affected entry while you are logged into the ACE Secure Data Portal. Audit-Ready Export: Generates a CSV file containing Entry Numbers and HTS codes ready for the new CBP declaration process. Identify "Non-Final" Entries: Specifically flags entries within the 180-day protest window to ensure you don't miss the deadline for permanent liquidation. Visual Validation: Highlighting colors (Yellow/Amber) allow you to visually audit your data before submission. Why Use This? CBP's systems are currently overwhelmed by 70+ million entries. By preparing your data now using this extension, you ensure your company is "first in line" when the 45-day ACE functionality goes live. Privacy & Security: This extension runs locally in your browser. It does not store your ACE credentials or transmit your trade data to any external servers.
Mar 18, 2026
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