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Two Minutes In Trade: Court-Side Influence: The Power of Amicus

Taking affirmative action now to preserve the right for potential IEEPA tariff refunds is essential. Listen to Two Minutes in Trade for details.

Tariff boon coming soon? Supreme Court agrees to speedy quick review of IEEPA challenge. Listen for more on Two Minutes in Trade.

Devilish Details released on tariff agreements, exempting some products. Listen for more on Two Minutes in Trade.

The Executive Order imposes tariffs on most Japanese goods, modifies auto tariffs to a similar structure, exempts certain products, and permits future adjustments based on Japan's compliance. For more details, listen to today's Two Minutes on Trade.

Although US buyers can encounter financial and operational risks with the DDP term, today's episode discusses potential legal risks with DDP usage. Listen for more on Two Minutes in Trade.

Refunds of IEEPA tariffs may be possible if the Supreme Court upholds the CIT and CAFC decisions striking down the Administrations use of IEEPA authority to issue tariffs, but only for those companies who take steps to preserve their rights. Listen to today's episode to learn more and visit: https://www.strtrade.com/trade-news-resources/str-trade-report/trade-report/august/importers-should-act-quickly-to-preserve-rights-to-potential-tariff-refunds

The White House has authorized the export of some AI processors to China, conditioned on a 15% sales revenue share with the U.S. government. Trade-compliance teams will need to monitor evolving licensing conditions, reporting requirements, and potential legal challenges to this novel arrangement.

The appellate court rules that the President didn't have the authority to order the IEEPA tariffs -- but tariff collection can continue. So, where does this leave importers and what can we expect next?