Washington — Costco sued in the U.S. federal Court of International Trade seeking refunds and protection from liquidation over tariffs President Donald Trump imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. The complaint asks judges to declare IEEPA-based tariffs unlawful, block further collections, and guarantee reimbursements for duties paid after the administration applied a 10% baseline tariff and additional 'reciprocal' levies on imports earlier this year. Costco cited a Dec. 15 liquidation deadline and noted lower courts have already questioned the legality of the measures as the Supreme Court considers the matter. Based on 11 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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Large importers and multinational corporations that paid the tariffs could recover payments and secure legal protections if courts order refunds or bar future IEEPA-based levies.
Smaller importers, consumers, and businesses faced higher costs and operational uncertainty due to tariffs and potential delayed refunds.
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Costco sues for refunds over Trump-imposed import tariffs
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