On June 29, CBP launched Phase 2 of the Customs Automated Processing Engine (CAPE), extending IEEPA duty refund eligibility to entries flagged for reconciliation, a major expansion beyond Phase 1. Watch this on-demand webinar for a practical walkthrough of what's changed and what it means for your business.
CAPE Phase 2 Explained
CAPE Phase 2 extends IEEPA refund eligibility to entries flagged for reconciliation — a significant widening beyond Phase 1. A practical walkthrough of what changed.
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