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Administration Appeals Court Ruling on Tariff Refund Eligibility
The administration filed notice to appeal a federal court decision that expanded tariff refund eligibility to all U.S. importers. The ruling had allowed any company that paid invalidated duties to seek repayment.
May 31, 6:01 AM·1m read1 source
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The administration filed notice to appeal a federal court order that extended tariff refund eligibility to all U.S. importers rather than limiting refunds to companies that had filed lawsuits. The appeal was submitted to the court that issued the original order. Officials stated the filing seeks to halt the ongoing repayment process while the case proceeds.
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