Peter Harrell
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181 appearances
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 24 Feb
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So they shouldn't get a refund.
Well, I thought Peter's earlier point of the trade attorneys are the ones who are really going to benefit here.
It's just a lot of complexity.
You know, the one good thing about IEPA was like, it was kind of simple to understand.
There was a rate per, you know, you see the rate on the country.
And now it's these sector-based things come with all kinds of nuance that's really hard to unpack.
Section 232, steel and aluminum, as a really good example, where you have to know the dollar value of the steel and aluminum rate.
within the overall value of the product.
It's like you have to break that out and now calculating the duty is much harder.
And doing this on the line item level for every product you enter is you're going to get more and more complexity because, yeah, it's not just a blanket thing on the country.
It's like, oh, the sector investigation of this HS, you know, this category.
And often those Congressional, sorry, those Commerce Department investigations are done like on a blanket basis saying on,
on, on furniture.
Well, furniture is not just a thing that has, it's lots of different HS codes and duty rates are dialed them into the HS code, the harmonized schedule code.
So you now have to translate executive orders or other forms of regulation into the customs, actual day-to-day life of a customs broker.
And it comes, becomes quite hard.
So, yeah.
You need tools.
Final plug, I get to finish.
Tariffs.flexsport.com.
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