The U.S. government has paid back $81 billion in tariffs so far this fiscal year after the Supreme Court ruled President Donald Trump’s sweeping import levies illegal in February. The figure dwarfs the $5 billion refunded over the same stretch a year earlier. Refunds Surge After February’s Ruling The refund tally, flagged Monday, covers the [...]
The U.S. government has paid back $81 billion in tariffs so far this fiscal year after the Supreme Court ruled President Donald Trump’s sweeping import levies illegal in February. The figure dwarfs the $5 billion refunded over the same stretch a year earlier. Refunds Surge After February’s Ruling The refund tally, flagged Monday, covers the [...]
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- Jul 14, 2026
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- Jul 14, 2026
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- Business
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