According to the Associated Press on August 11, a US International Trade Court judge ordered the US Customs and Border Protection to refund taxes to all companies that paid the relevant tariffs found to have been collected in February this year, including companies that have not filed lawsuits in this trade court. According to US government lawyers, the judge of the International Trade Court acted beyond his powers. The US government filed an appeal with the US Federal Circuit Court of Appeals in June and filed a statement of appeal on the 10th of this month. Most tariff refunds have already been issued. Customs and Border Protection has completed the review and confirmed the $100 billion refund. The focus of the dispute concerns a group of companies that have paid customs duties and completed the customs declaration process.

According to the Associated Press on August 11, a US International Trade Court judge ordered the US Customs and Border Protection to refund taxes to all companies that paid the relevant tariffs found to have been collected in February this year, including companies that have not filed lawsuits in this trade court. According to US government lawyers, the judge of the International Trade Court acted beyond his powers. The US government filed an appeal with the US Federal Circuit Court of Appeals in June and filed a statement of appeal on the 10th of this month. Most tariff refunds have already been issued. Customs and Border Protection has completed the review and confirmed the $100 billion refund. The focus of the dispute concerns a group of companies that have paid customs duties and completed the customs declaration process.