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The IEEPA tariff refunds still invisible to every screener
On 2026-02-20 the Supreme Court held that IEEPA didn't authorize the tariffs it was used to impose. Roughly $166B in duties became refundable -- but accounting rules bar most of it from the income statement or balance sheet until it's actually received, so it shows up nowhere except footnote prose. 837 companies mention IEEPA in a 10-Q or 10-K since the ruling; 160 disclose a dollar figure clean enough to extract and cite, totalling $10.0B. 33 of those are explicitly flagged as not yet recognised under ASC 450-30.
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What's in the file
ticker / company / form / filedWhich company, which filing, when
paid_usd / accepted_usd / received_usd / amount_kindDuties paid (claim ceiling) vs. CBP-accepted vs. actually received -- the three quantities most coverage conflates
unrecognised_under_asc450_30Flagged true where the filing explicitly states the amount hasn't hit the income statement yet
pct_of_revenue / pct_of_equity / pct_of_pretax_incomeSized against each company's own most recent XBRL fundamentals, so you can sort by materiality instead of absolute dollars
citation / filing_urlThe exact sentence the figure was read from, and a direct link to the filing -- verify every number in one click
Preview — 10 real rows, ranked by materiality
Highest IEEPA refund as a percentage of shareholders' equity, across the full 160-company panel. The $99 CSV has every cited company (not just this top 10), plus the citation and filing URL for each figure.
| Ticker | Company | Amount | Status | % of equity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RH | RH | $67.0M | received | 55.7% |
| CPRI | Capri Holdings Ltd | $59.0M | received | 42.8% |
| DXYN | DIXIE GROUP INC | $3.3M | accepted | 29.7% |
| SBDS | Solo Brands, Inc. | $9.9M | received | 23.4% |
| ATER | Aterian, Inc. | $2.8M | received | 22.2% |
| TE | T1 Energy Inc. | $33.5M | accepted | 17.8% |
| HBB | Hamilton Beach Brands Holding Co | $36.5M | received · unrecognised | 16.8% |
| FGI | FGI Industries Ltd. | $2.7M | received | 15.8% |
| KRT | Karat Packaging Inc. | $25.2M | received | 15.1% |
| VSXY | Victoria's Secret & Co. | $148.0M | received · unrecognised | 14.9% |
Frequently asked
Why isn't this on any stock screener already?
Under ASC 450-30, a gain contingency can't be recognised on the income statement or balance sheet until it's realised or realisable -- so a company that has paid IEEPA duties, even one CBP has already agreed to refund, keeps that number off every field a screener reads. It exists only in the prose of a footnote. Bloomberg, FactSet, and Yahoo Finance don't have a column for it because there's no XBRL tag for it.
Where does the data come from?
SEC EDGAR full-text search for "IEEPA" across 10-Qs and 10-Ks filed since the ruling, de-duplicated to one filing per company, then a custom extractor separates duties paid (the claim ceiling) from refunds accepted by CBP from cash already received, scoped to the sentence containing the IEEPA mention so it can't blend in numbers from an adjacent paragraph. Every row carries the exact sentence it was read from and a link to the filing.
Why does this have a shelf life?
As refunds are actually received they get recognised and become visible to everyone -- a large share of "accepted" will convert to "received" in Q3 10-Qs filed around November 2026, and the underlying CBP claim windows start expiring in early 2027. This screen is a snapshot of what's still invisible right now.
Is this investment advice?
No. It's a structured, sourced dataset for your own research -- not personalized investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell anything. See the full disclaimer after purchase.
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Edge Thirteen is general-circulation educational commentary on publicly traded companies -- impersonal market analysis, not personalized investment advice. I'm not a registered investment adviser. Every figure is quoted from the company's own SEC filing; verify anything material to a decision against the source yourself before acting on it. Investing carries risk of loss.