Companies worldwide are recovering approximately $110 billion in tariffs after a ruling determined Donald Trump’s tariffs—originally enacted under the banner of “liberation day”—to be unlawful. These funds are being reclaimed from United States customs authorities as businesses successfully navigate refund claims. The tariffs, widely criticized for disrupting global trade, faced legal challenges arguing they exceeded presidential authority. The United States Court of International Trade ruled against the tariffs in December and, as a result, businesses are now eligible for refunds on duties paid. While the Biden administration has continued some tariffs, this decision specifically addresses those implemented during Trump's presidency. This substantial reimbursement signals a significant financial win for international businesses impacted by the former administration’s trade policies.