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US refunds $100 billion in tariffs struck down by Supreme Court, filing shows

The US government is refunding $100 billion in tariffs, but consumers should not expect to see any money.

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Where it stands

$100 billion in tariffs are being refunded to companies. The refunds are the result of a Supreme Court ruling that struck down certain tariffs.

According to NBC News and Reuters, the refunds are part of a filing that shows the Trump administration has begun the process of reimbursing companies for the tariffs they paid. The refunds do not include any money for consumers.

The Supreme Court ruling does not specify how the refunds will be distributed to companies.

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Who is receiving the $100 billion in tariff refunds?

The refunds are being issued to companies that paid the tariffs.

Will consumers receive any of the refunded tariffs?

No, the refunds are only for companies.

What was the Supreme Court ruling that led to these refunds?

The Supreme Court struck down certain tariffs, leading to the refunds.

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