Understand your IEEPA duty entries.
Review the amounts reported in your customs file, inspect each row, and prepare questions for a licensed customs broker. Your file is processed in your browser.
START FILE REVIEWReview your entries with your own data.
Upload an ACE export or a customs broker spreadsheet. Confirm the columns before anything is totaled. This is a preliminary data review, not a refund eligibility decision.
CSV or Excel from ACE, your broker, or another source.
Map entry number, duty paid, and optional HTS and date fields.
Filter, inspect, and download a review copy.
Drop your customs file here
or choose a CSV or XLSX file
Processed on this device. No file contents are sent to Barklays.Confirm what each column means
Map the amount actually paid for the relevant duty line. A general “total duties” column may include duties outside IEEPA.
Entry review
These amounts come only from the columns you mapped. No entry has been verified with CBP.
| Entry / row | Date | Country | HTS code | Reported duty | Code pattern |
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An IEEPA code pattern is a text match for Chapter 99 series 9903.01 or 9903.02. It does not establish refund eligibility, amount owed, interest, or CAPE filing readiness.
What this review can tell you
Use the output to organize a conversation with your customs broker. The official CBP process decides eligibility and refund amount.
Does this calculate my refund?
No. It totals amounts in the column you select and flags a code text pattern when available. It does not apply CBP eligibility rules, interest, offsets, or filing validation.
What kind of file can I use?
CSV or XLSX. The first worksheet is read. The tool looks for a likely header row, then asks you to verify the mapping. You can download a CSV from your broker or an ACE report.
Does Barklays receive my file?
No. This page reads and processes the file in your browser. It does not upload the file or save the results to a server. Clearing or leaving the page removes the review.
Can I file a claim here?
No. For eligibility and filing instructions, consult CBP guidance and a licensed U.S. customs broker. Barklays can help connect you with a contact for a discussion.
Check the current CBP rules.
Refund procedures can change. Review the official material before making a filing decision.
Need a closer review?
Share your questions with Barklays. A qualified customs professional should verify any refund analysis and filing.