Insights

The U.S. CBP filed a second declaration with the CIT on May 12, 2026, providing quantitative updates about CAPE portal usage. Read the key takeaways.

On May 7, 2026, the U.S. CIT found the President’s temporary tariff proclamation under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974 unauthorized. Learn more.

The U.S. CBP filed a declaration with the CIT on April 28, 2026, providing quantitative updates about CAPE portal usage. Explore the details.

A U.S. Court of International Trade judge dismissed the Atmus Filtration case and issued new orders in the Euro-Notions case. Read the key takeaways.

U.S. CBP announced that Phase I of CAPE, the new tariff refund technology within ACE, will be available for use on April 20, 2026. Learn the details.

CBP filed a declaration with the U.S. CIT on ACE system progress regarding CAPE. Learn what importers should expect for IEEPA tariff refunds.

An amended CIT order excludes IEEPA tariff refund requirements for liquidated and finalized entries. Explore potential next steps for affected taxpayers.

Get key facts about the new USTR Section 301 investigations relating to excess manufacturing capacity and failure to enforce the ban on forced labor.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection updated the CIT on its progress to upgrade the automated system handling the court-ordered tariff refunds process.

Twenty‑four states have challenged President Trump’s Section 122 tariffs in the Court of International Trade.