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Some Canadian Exporters Could Get Refunds After 'Liberation Day' Tariffs Struck Down
The refund process could return billions to firms that paid the struck-down levies, but it requires U.S. customs and bank accounts.
- Canadian small businesses may now claim refunds for U.S. tariffs ruled unconstitutional, though sectoral levies on steel and aluminum remain in place and are excluded from the rebate process.
- President Donald Trump imposed these tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act last year, but the U.S. Supreme Court found that Trump usurped Congress's tax-setting role when establishing the import rates.
- The CFIB estimates roughly one-quarter of exporters acted as the "importer of record," making them eligible for rebates, though Michelle Auger noted the system is "very complicated" to navigate.
- Richard Martin, CEO of Dynamo Industries Inc., decided against applying for a refund despite paying tariffs, citing the "intense" documentation and stating the burden is "absolutely ridiculous" for companies.
- U.S. Customs and Border Protection stated approved claims take 60 to 90 days for issuance, while Auger noted that businesses have endured significant "turbulence" since last year managing various levies.
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Some Canadian exporters could get refunds after ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs struck down
Some Canadian small businesses are now able to claim refunds for U.S. tariffs that were struck down as unconstitutional, despite other tariffs remaining in place for sectors such as steel and aluminum.
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Some Canadian exporters could get refunds after 'Liberation Day' tariffs struck down
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Some Canadian businesses may be eligible for U.S. tariff refunds: CFIB
Approximately one-third of small Canadian exporters faced tariffs on goods that did not qualify for the CUSMA exemption. The post Some Canadian businesses may be eligible for U.S. tariff refunds: CFIB appeared first on Retail Insider.
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