IEEPA Tariff Refund Estimator for CAPE Entries
Estimate the refundable IEEPA duty universe for a customs entry, flag CAPE blockers, and prepare a broker-ready review packet before filing.
Best fit: importer, broker, finance, or trade compliance teams.
Not fit: general tariff forecasts, drug tariff estimates, or product classification.
Final filings should be checked against ACE, CBP notices, and counsel or broker guidance.
CAPE accepted the entry number and CBP can evaluate the original Chapter 99 IEEPA duty lines.
Compare the updated entry summary against your pre-filing export before treating the estimate as final.
CBP did not find a refundable IEEPA Chapter 99 line on that entry, or the IEEPA line carried a zero/free amount.
Check whether the duty was Section 301, Section 232, MPF, HMF, or another charge instead of IEEPA.
The filer account may not match the importer of record or the broker authority CBP expects for the entry.
Confirm importer of record, broker filer code, ACE access, and ACH refund enrollment before resubmitting.
CBP can read the entry but cannot complete the refund calculation from the available line data yet.
Pull the claim detail file, look for rejected line items, and ask the original broker to review the ACE data.