Automotive Parts
Auto parts importers paid a tangle of overlapping duties in 2025. Only the IEEPA portion is part of the refund, and separating it is where claims go wrong.
IEEPA Tariff Refunds by Industry
Every industry paid a different mix of duties in 2025. Only the IEEPA portion is refundable, and separating it is where most refund problems start.
Apparel and Textiles
Apparel and textile importers were among the hardest hit by the IEEPA tariffs, because most of the industry sources from countries that received high reciprocal rates.
Consumer Electronics
Electronics importers faced a moving target: a broad reciprocal tariff, then an exemption for many products, while China-origin goods kept paying a separate IEEPA duty.
Household Appliances
Appliance refunds are among the hardest to calculate, because many appliances paid two different duties on two different parts of the same product.
Furniture and Home Goods
Furniture importers paid IEEPA duties for most of 2025, then some product lines moved to separate Section 232 duties in October. The date of each entry matters.
Toys and Consumer Goods
The Supreme Court case that ended the IEEPA tariffs was brought by an educational toy company. Consumer goods importers were among the most exposed.
Industrial Machinery
Machinery and equipment importers dealt with Section 232 steel and aluminum rules that kept expanding in 2025. The dividing line between Section 232 and IEEPA duty moved more than once.
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