Recover IEEPA Tariffs by Country of Origin
The IEEPA tariffs in effect from February 2025 through February 2026 were imposed under four distinct executive orders, each with its own rate, scope, and HTS Chapter 99 codes. The CAPE refund pathway is the same — but the eligibility nuances, stacking rules, and gotchas differ by country. Pick your origin to see what applies.
Canada
EO 14193Canadian-origin entries paid 25% IEEPA duties — 10% on energy products. CAPE Phase 1 covers most unliquidated and recently-liquidated entries.
Read the Canada guide →China
EO 14195The IEEPA layer was 20% on top of existing Section 301 duties. CAPE refunds only the IEEPA portion — Section 301 duties remain owed.
Read the China guide →Mexico
EO 14194Mexican-origin entries — including some USMCA-qualifying goods — paid 25% IEEPA duties. CAPE Phase 1 path applies; USMCA filers should reconcile claim status.
Read the Mexico guide →Venezuela Oil
March 2025 EOA novel "secondary" IEEPA tariff hit any country importing Venezuelan crude. Affected fuel and petrochemical importers have a CAPE recovery path.
Read the Venezuela Oil guide →Not sure which page applies?
If your entries crossed multiple borders or you're unsure which executive order covered your HTS classification, the fastest path is a free assessment — we map your entries to the right EO and Phase 1 eligibility window.
Related guides
- The complete 7-step CAPE filing guide
- IEEPA tariff refund calculator
- CAPE, protest, or CIT — which path fits your entries
- What to do if your entries are outside CAPE Phase 1
CAPE Portal Guide is not a law firm, customs broker, or government agency. Country-specific rules and stacking interactions can be complex; consult a licensed customs attorney or broker for entry-level decisions.