Gate News message, April 20 — The U.S. government has launched a tariff refund procedure effective April 20, marking what industry observers call a rare policy shift. The program is expected to affect over 53 million import declarations, with more than 56,000 enterprises already registered to participate in the refund process.
Unlike previous trade disputes centered on imposing additional tariffs, this initiative focuses on returning previously collected taxes to importers. The refund program has drawn significant attention across business, legal, and public discourse sectors.
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