Refunds for illegal U.S. tariffs are starting to flow to businesses, and consumers could get a cut from companies that have vowed to share that financial relief with customers. The U.S. Customs and ...

Alison is a senior news reporter covering US politics and legal news. The Trump administration is in the process of refunding billions in tariff revenue after the Supreme Court struck its most ...

Walmart became the latest retailer to say it will be using its tariff refunds to lower prices for its shoppers. In the retailer's earnings call on Aug. 20, Chief Financial Officer John David Rainey ...

Tariff refunds were a windfall for US businesses in their most recent quarter. But for American consumers, not so much. Companies’ recent financial disclosures showed hundreds of millions, if not ...

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Tariff refunds have begun rolling in to big U.S. companies—in some cases providing a solid boost to earnings. Contrary to warnings that the refund process could prove slow and messy, many companies ...

Walmart has received nearly $3 billion in tariff refunds and says it will use some of the benefit to help keep prices low for shoppers, while the windfall also gave quarterly profit growth a ...

Walmart said it is using billions of dollars in tariff revenue to lower prices as the company moves to appeal to consumers experiencing an affordability pinch due to higher inflation. The ...

Walmart just received almost $2.9 billion in federal tariff refunds, the largest amount netted by any U.S. retailer thus far. The retail giant shared the figure in today’s second-quarter results.

The US paid out $33.4 billion in tariff refunds in July as the pace of government checks continued at a steady clip. Total refunds now exceed $100 billion sent to businesses since the US Supreme Court ...

NPR's Danielle Kurtzleben speaks to Wall Street Journal business reporter Theo Francis about refunds some businesses are getting on the billions of dollars they've paid on President Trump's tariffs.

If you were charged penalties or interest on your taxes during pandemic years (when the U.S. was still operating under a national emergency), you may get some relief from a recent federal court ruling ...