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Tariff recovery assessment

Start with a clearer view of your tariff recovery opportunity

You don't need to know the exact amount of potential recovery, or even which recovery path applies, before you start.

Tell us a little about your business, tariff exposure, suppliers, and any recovery activity already underway. Pacific Trade Recovery (PTR) will use that initial information to understand your situation and determine what may warrant further review.

Direct tariff recovery. Supplier recovery. Downstream administration.

Assessment form

Tell us about your situation

You do not need to have every record or answer available today. The information below simply helps us understand where the potential recovery issue may begin.

Your information

Your tariff recovery situation

Which best describes your situation? Select all that apply.
What prompted your inquiry? Select all that apply.

An estimate is sufficient. If you do not know the amount, select Not sure.

Primary countries of origin for affected goods. Select all that apply.
Has your company or customs broker already started a tariff refund or recovery process?
Were tariff-related costs passed through by suppliers or vendors?

Additional information

Share any context that may help us understand your situation, including existing refund activity, supplier issues, internal reviews, relevant advisors, or records you already have available.

Who else should we include in follow-up? (Optional)

By submitting this form, you are requesting an initial discussion regarding your tariff recovery situation. Submission does not establish eligibility, entitlement to recovery, or a professional advisory relationship.

What happens next

A practical first step, not a commitment to a full recovery program

After receiving your information, PTR will review the details to better understand the potential recovery scenario and any relevant records.

01

Initial review

We review the information you provide and identify the recovery questions that may warrant discussion.

02

Follow-up conversation

A member of the PTR team will discuss your situation, existing recovery activity, and any information needed for further review.

03

Define the next step

Depending on the facts and available records, the next step may involve a more structured recovery assessment, a focused review of particular records or counterparties, or no further action.

Records

You do not need to gather everything before contacting us

If further review is appropriate, the relevant records will depend on the recovery path.

Potentially relevant information may include:

Customs and broker records

Entry data, broker information, duty records, and other available customs documentation.

Supplier and purchasing records

Supplier invoices, purchase orders, ERP data, pricing history, tariff surcharges, and supplier communications.

Contracts and commercial terms

Pricing provisions, tariff-related terms, credits, rebates, adjustment mechanisms, and other relevant agreements.

Downstream records

Customer pricing, invoices, credits, allocations, payment information, and related communications.

Not sure where to start?

Not sure which recovery path applies?

That is part of what the initial review is intended to clarify.

PTR can begin with the information you have and help determine whether the potential opportunity appears to involve direct tariff recovery, supplier recovery, downstream administration, or a combination of those paths.

PTR provides administrative, analytical, technology, recovery-support, and program-administration services. PTR does not provide legal, customs, tax, accounting, procurement, or other professional advice. Recovery opportunities depend on the underlying facts, available records, applicable requirements, and appropriate professional review.