Tariff Recovery Services
Full-lifecycle tariff recovery for global business
Tariff recovery opportunities can sit across customs filings, supplier pricing, procurement records, commercial agreements, and downstream financial activity.
Pacific Trade Recovery (PTR) helps businesses evaluate where potential recovery value may sit, determine the appropriate recovery path, and support viable matters through execution and closeout.
Initial Recovery Assessment
Start by identifying where the opportunity sits
Tariff recovery does not look the same for every organization.
Potential value may involve direct customs activity, tariff-related costs absorbed through supplier pricing, downstream obligations following a recovery, or a combination of several pathways.
PTR's Initial Recovery Assessment helps clarify:
- Where potential recovery value may sit
- Which records are most relevant
- Which counterparties may be involved
- Where additional documentation may be needed
- Which recovery paths warrant further review
The result is a practical decision point: move forward, narrow the scope, gather targeted information, or determine that no further action is warranted.
Recovery Paths
Recovery paths built around how tariff costs moved through your business
Tariff costs enter your financial statements in different ways. The appropriate recovery mechanism depends on who acted as Importer of Record, who absorbed the financial impact, and where supporting transaction records sit.
Direct Tariff Recovery
Designed for organizations operating as the Importer of Record or participating directly in customs-side recovery proceedings.
PTR provides the dedicated administrative infrastructure required to execute direct customs claims without creating operational strain. We organize entry summaries, manage broker data feeds, structure supporting files, and track claim status through to final resolution.
Seamless Advisory Alignment: We work alongside your established customs brokers, legal counsel, and trade advisors, supplying the data integration and administrative capacity they need to file successfully.