Webinar: Tariff Refunds Guide for CPAs, Attorneys, and Business Owners by ALFI

ALFI

Join Frost Law AZ and ALFI for a walkthrough of how to identify qualifying clients, estimate their refund exposure, and guide them through the filing process before time runs out.

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Presenter

Matt Silverman

International Trade Attorney

Matt Silverman is an international trade attorney with over a decade of experience providing strategic guidance on U.S. imports, export controls, sanctions and antiboycott law.

He currently advises companies impacted by the IEEPA tariffs on their administrative and legal remedies. With deep knowledge in customs law and regulatory compliance, Matt has guided importers through complex tariff-refund strategies. Prior to practicing in the corporate sector, Matt worked on trade policy and legislation in the United States Senate and the United States Trade Representative.

Peter Haukebo

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Peter Haukebo is a tax controversy attorney and Partner at Frost Law, where he represents clients in complex federal and state tax disputes. His practice includes handling IRS audits, appeals, and litigation with a particular focus on employment tax controversies and the Employee Retention Credit. Peter frequently presents to national audiences on tax procedure and controversy topics, blending technical insights with practical strategies. He is admitted to practice in Arizona and Maryland and before the United States Tax Court, Court of Federal Claims, Court of International Trade, and several District Courts. Peter previously taught in the Low Income Taxpayer Clinic at the University of Maryland School of Law and chaired the Taxation Section of the Maryland State Bar Association.

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This course is for CPAs, attorneys, financial advisors, and other accounting and finance
professionals advising clients that imported goods from outside the U.S. between February 2025 and February 2026.

Billions in tariff refunds are owed back to U.S. importers, and your clients could be owed six to seven figures paid directly to them. Federal courts ruled IEEPA tariffs illegal and a refund process is now open through Customs and Border Protection, with statutory interest on every dollar recovered.

Agenda

Understand why IEEPA tariffs were ruled unlawful
Identify which clients may qualify for a tariff refund
Walk clients through the CBP filing process and key deadlines
Recognize the risks of missed filing deadlines
Know when to refer clients to specialized trade counsel