U.S. importers, such as Walmart and Target, could be in line for billions in tariff refunds as the government launches its claims-filing portal on Monday.

A refund system for businesses that paid tariffs ruled unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to launch Monday.

CBP is expected to launch a website on Monday to process refund requests for some Trump administration tariffs, months after a court invalidated them.

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Trump administration launched online portal on Monday after supreme court struck down tariff policy earlier this year

The Trump administration will begin refunding $166 billion the government collected through tariffs the U.S. Supreme Court ruled illegal.

Businesses can apply online through a portal for refunds expected to total $160bn.

More than 330,000 importers paid up to $166bn in tariffs on 53 million shipments of imported goods.

U.S. importers, such as Walmart and Target, could be in line for billions in tariff refunds as the government launches its claims-filing portal on Monday.

U.S. importers who paid tariffs the Supreme Court ruled illegal are nearing refunds, but shoppers who paid higher prices likely won’t see one.

Companies scramble on Monday to recover illegally collected tariffs from US government as thousands rush to file claims.

More than $160 billion in tariff refunds are due for U.S. importers.

UPS and FedEx have begun filing requests for some tariff refunds through the government's refund process, but those funds could take months to reach customers.