How much in potential and certified refunds were accepted for processing?

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Approximately US$128.68 Billion in Potential and Certified Tariffs Were Accepted for Processing

As of July 31, the US administration had accepted approximately US$128.68 billion in potential and certified tariff refunds for processing. Of this total, roughly US$100 billion had already been disbursed to importers. These refunds stem from duties that the Supreme Court ruled the Trump administration had exceeded its authority in imposing earlier this year.
Court Filings Detail Refund Status

Court filings revealed that the US Customs and Border Protection official stated that US$128.68 billion in potential and certified refunds had been accepted for processing by July 31. This figure represents a significant portion of the duties collected under specific executive actions.
Over US$100 Billion Disbursed

The filings further indicated that around US$100 billion of the accepted refunds had been completed and forwarded to the Treasury Department for disbursement. This disbursement signifies the return of funds to importers who had paid the duties in question.
Supreme Court Ruling Prompted Refunds

The refunds were initiated following the Supreme Court's February ruling that President Trump had overstepped his authority by imposing certain tariffs. This judicial decision impacted the administration's ability to levy duties, leading to the subsequent processing and return of collected funds.

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