Meeting/Event Information
IEEPA Tariff Refunds
Description
- What are the five steps I should be taking today to ensure I don’t miss out on tariff refunds?
- How will the new “CAPE” tariff refund process work in CBP’s ACE portal?
- How can I prepare now to file for refunds when the new ACE refund option opens?
- When can I expect refunds? What tariffs might replace the IEEPA tariffs, and will those be challenged, too?
We’ll be ready to answer your questions and give you the information you need to take the worry out of the IEEPA tariff refund process.
Ana Arango serves as a Sales Executive at BGI Worldwide, supporting her clients with a broad number of end-to-end supply chain solutions that save them time, money, and reduce risk. She’s been a member of the BGI team for eight years and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in International Business and a Master’s Degree in Supply Chain and Logistics. Ana enjoys helping her clients grow their businesses by optimizing their domestic and international logistics, keeping them informed of the latest industry trends, and staying ahead of the competition. She also actively employs technology and automation to give her clients best-in-class visibility into the status of their shipments.
Karen Kenny is President of K2 Trade Solutions, LLC and serves as an advisor to BGI Worldwide, supporting the team in the development and delivery of best-in-class solutions for BGI’s clients. Most recently, she served as President of a public, global logistics service provider, and has held positions across the supply chain, with over 35 years of experience in Customs brokerage, freight forwarding, trade compliance, cargo security, and supply chain technology solutions. Karen has traveled extensively in Asia, with particular emphasis on mainland China and Southeast Asia. She is a founding member of the Coalition of New England Companies for Trade (CONECT) and serves on its board of directors.
Matthew Bock is the Managing Partner at Bock Trade Law, where his practice is dedicated exclusively to customs and international trade law and import, export controls, and economic sanctions regulatory compliance. Matthew’s experience includes developing and implementing import/export/sanctions compliance reviews, audits, testing and programs; conducting import and export classification exercises; determining eligibility for free trade and other preferential tariff agreements; reviewing and recommending import and export valuation methodologies; assisting clients in structuring import and export transactions; completing import/export/sanctions regulatory compliance due diligence in the context of mergers and acquisitions and other corporate transactions; making export jurisdiction, classification, and license determinations and providing guidance on export license applications and management; assisting clients in pursuing sanctions list delistings; and advocating, and filing disclosures, protests, and petitions on behalf of clients with the federal agencies that regulate international trade. Matthew is also a licensed customs broker and is admitted to practice law in Massachusetts, New York, Washington D.C., and the U.S. Court of International Trade.
