美国企业周一蜂拥提交申请，追回此前支付的对华进口关税，这些关税被认定为非法征收。新泽西州食品包装进口商Lanca Sales等公司正通过海关经纪人处理退款，但流程带来新的困惑和行政负担。
美国企业周一启动退款程序，试图从政府追回此前支付的对华进口关税。这些关税被描述为非法征收，数千家公司涌入申请。
新泽西州Lanca Sales公司负责全球贸易和物流的Avanzato表示，该公司已习惯在关税环境下运营，但退款过程引入了新的混乱层级。他指出，关税最初是“对每个人的系统性冲击”，而现在取消它们又带来另一堆麻烦：“然后他们取消了。这增加了全新的头痛问题，因为我们如何拿回钱？怎么做？”
Lanca Sales已成为首批使用新退款系统的公司之一，目前正通过海关经纪人以小额费用处理退款。南华早报报道，此前关税可能与特朗普相关，并涉及最高法院和国际贸易法院的裁决。
关键词中提及的Burlap & Barrel、Learning Resources和Rick Woldenberg等其他美国进口商也可能参与，但具体细节尚未披露。
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