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Supreme Court’s tariff decision still leaves a ‘mess’ for companies trying to grab refunds

  • Written by Peter R. Crabb, Professor of Finance and Economics, Northwest Nazarene University; Institute for Humane Studies
Supreme Court’s tariff decision still leaves a ‘mess’ for companies trying to grab refundsContainers are stacked up in a cargo terminal in Frankfurt, Germany. AP Photo/Michael Probst

U.S. companies stung by President Donald Trump’s emergency tariffs had hoped for relief when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in February 2026 in their favor. But settling on a remedy – namely, rebate checks from the government – may be an...

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