The IEEPA refund is moving fast — per CBP court filings (July 10, 2026), $121.75B in claims accepted and $86.3B already repaid with interest. What's left is the hard part: entries that missed the window, stuck payments, protest deadlines, and the money your counterparties now claim. We scan your entries, watch every clock, and produce filing worksheets for your licensed broker or attorney to review.
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SOURCE: CBP COURT FILINGS & PUBLIC RECORDS, AS OF JULY 2026
The aftermath
The Supreme Court held the IEEPA tariffs unlawful in February 2026, and the Court of International Trade ordered refunds in March. Since then the easy money has moved: CBP's CAPE process opened in phases, and by July 10 CBP had accepted $121.75 billion in claims and repaid $86.3 billion with statutory interest.
What remains is everything the fast lane skipped. Entries that missed a CAPE phase. Approved declarations stalled on banking details. Refunds offset against unrelated debts. Finally-liquidated entries whose refunds the government now contests on appeal. And the oldest clock in customs law — the 180-day protest window — keeps expiring, entry by entry. This is the part that needs a system, not a headline.
Scan the entries, triage every path, watch every deadline, and produce filing worksheets — your licensed broker or attorney reviews them and decides what to file. Reasoning shown at every step; never a black box.
How we got here
The Supreme Court rules in Learning Resources v. Trump: the IEEPA tariffs fall.
The CIT orders roughly $166B back to some 330,000 importers across 53M+ entries.
Phase 1 opens April 20, Phase 2 June 29 — each covering specific entry classes. Declarations are irrevocable once accepted.
CBP's court filing: $121.75B accepted across 213,939 declarations; $86.3B repaid with statutory interest.
The government's appeal argues finally-liquidated refunds belong only to the ~4,000 importers who sued. Deadlines keep running while it's decided.
The toolkit
Built for importers, cross-border sellers, and the boutique trade practices that advise them. Five modules and a free calculator — one workspace, English and Chinese.
Paste your ACE entry data and get a per-entry triage: which refund path still applies (CAPE, protest, protective suit, or wait), how much is at stake, and what's stuck — rejected files, missing ACH enrollment, offsets.
Every entry has a clock: liquidation cycles, 180-day protest windows, litigation cutoffs. We track them per entry and email you before anything lapses.
The refund landed — now who gets it? Analyze pass-through clauses, prepare demand or defense positions between importers, buyers, and overseas suppliers, in English and Chinese.
Section 1313 duty drawback never expires as a program: re-exported, destroyed, or manufacturing exports can recover up to 99% of duties. Intake, estimate, and a claim memo for your broker.
For overseas suppliers whose refund sits with a US forwarder under DDP terms: ownership triage, negotiation letters in English with Chinese working notes, settlement drafts — prepared for you and your counsel to use. Process, not promises.
The full US tariff stack — MFN, Section 301, Section 232, IEEPA history — priced for any product and origin, with the rate math shown. The free tier starts here.
How it works
Export your entries from ACE (or ask your broker for the report) and paste them in. No system integration required to start.
Per-entry paths, dollar estimates, deadlines, and stuck-payment diagnostics — with the reasoning shown, not a black box.
Download filing worksheets and memos for your broker. Your licensed customs broker or attorney reviews them and decides what to file — we never file for you.
Pricing
Every dollar CBP refunds is yours. All software plans are flat — subscriptions and one-time packs, never priced as a share of your refund. Subscribe by the month, or buy a one-time Refund Pack when a deadline is all you need.
Filing worksheets for your broker, for deadline-driven refunds — buy exactly the entries you need and hand the worksheets to your licensed broker to review. Credits never expire.
EIN — the nine-digit federal tax ID (format XX-XXXXXXX) that identifies a company as
the importer of record in CBP entry records. Plans count each distinct importer entity you
manage: importing under two legal entities uses two EINs.
The 48-hour trial is entirely free: no card collected, nothing billed — access simply
ends unless you subscribe. Unlimited scans and analysis during the trial; trial deliverables
are evaluation preview PDFs covering at most 3 entries, one trial per importer of record.
Prices in USD; ¥ (CNY) and HK$ pricing available at checkout — 中文价目表.
Refund Exposure Audit
A fixed-fee review of your US customs entries by the Ouli Refund team: which refund paths are still open for each entry, how much is at stake, and what is stuck. Delivered as a written memo within five business days of a complete intake, and credited in full against any recovery engagement that follows.
The Refund Exposure Audit is trade-data analysis prepared by the Ouli Refund team and supplied as a separately-contracted service under the Audit Service Terms. It is not legal, customs or tax advice, and filings with CBP are made by you or your licensed customs broker or attorney. A recovery engagement that follows is contracted separately; the Audit fee is credited against it in full, per the Audit Service Terms. Ouli Refund is a product of Oulution Holdings Limited.
Questions
It is the refund of US tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, which the Supreme Court held unlawful on 20 February 2026. The Court of International Trade ordered refunds on 4 March 2026 — roughly $166 billion to about 330,000 importers across more than 53 million customs entries. As of CBP's court filing of 10 July 2026, $121.75 billion in claims had been accepted across 213,939 declarations and $86.3 billion repaid with statutory interest.
The protest window under 19 U.S.C. § 1514 runs 180 days from the date each entry liquidates — not from the court ruling, and not from any single national deadline. Every entry in your records therefore has its own clock. CBP's CAPE process instead opened in phases — Phase 1 on 20 April 2026, Phase 2 on 29 June — each covering specific entry classes, and a CAPE declaration cannot be withdrawn once accepted. Ouli Refund's Deadline Monitor tracks the clocks per entry and emails before one lapses. Which path applies to a given entry is a determination for your licensed customs broker or attorney.
No. Oulution is not a law firm and not a customs brokerage. The software produces analyses, calculations and worksheets from your own ACE data; every filing with CBP is made by you or by your licensed customs broker or attorney — never by us. Nothing on this site or in the product is legal, customs or tax advice.
Never a percentage: Ouli Refund is priced as flat software, so every dollar CBP refunds stays yours. Plans are monthly or annual subscriptions, plus one-time Refund Packs for when a single deadline is all you need. Tiers scale by how many importer EINs and how many entries a month they cover — a free tier carries the duty calculator and an eligibility scan, and paid plans for importers, larger businesses and brokers run from the low hundreds to the low thousands of dollars a month. Current figures are in the pricing section of this page. Contingency arrangements elsewhere in this market typically take 10–15% of the refund.
An export of your entry data from ACE — or the same report from your customs broker — pasted into the scanner. No system integration is required to start. The scan returns a per-entry triage: which refund paths remain open, dollar estimates, deadlines, and diagnostics for payments stuck on rejected files, missing ACH enrollment or offsets — with the reasoning shown at every step rather than a score.
They are separate programs, and one does not replace the other. Duty drawback under 19 U.S.C. § 1313 is an ongoing program that can recover up to 99% of duties on goods that are re-exported, destroyed, or used to manufacture exports. The IEEPA refund is a one-off consequence of the 2026 ruling and is tied to entries that carried IEEPA duties. Ouli Refund covers both — the Refund Scanner for IEEPA paths, and the Drawback Workbench for § 1313 intake, estimates and a claim memo for your broker.
A fixed-fee, written review of your US customs entries by the Ouli Refund team: which refund paths are still open for each entry, how much is at stake, and what is stuck, delivered within five business days of a complete intake. Audit-Standard (US$2,500) covers import volumes under US$10 million a year; Audit-Plus (US$7,500) covers larger or multi-entity books. The fee is credited in full against any recovery engagement that follows, which is contracted separately, per the Audit Service Terms. The Audit is trade-data analysis, not legal, customs or tax advice; filings with CBP are made by you or your licensed customs broker or attorney.
Where we stand
Oulution is not a licensed customs broker or law firm and does not transact customs business. Outputs are analytical worksheets generated from the importer's own ACE data for the importer's internal compliance review. The importer of record, or its licensed customs broker or attorney, is solely responsible for deciding whether, what and when to file with CBP.
Software plans are flat subscriptions and one-time packs, never a percentage of your refund. Where Oulution group companies offer separately-contracted professional services, those are governed by their own written terms.
Figures on this page are drawn from CBP court filings and public sources as of July 2026 and may change as litigation proceeds; outputs in the product carry their own source notes.
Paste your ACE export and get per-entry paths, amounts, and deadlines in one session — with the reasoning shown all the way through.
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