Insights & Resources

Guides for CFOs and business owners navigating recovery programs.

Plain-English explainers on IEEPA tariff refunds, IRS penalty relief, R&D Tax Credits, and cost segregation. Published every Tuesday.

Merges the abstract legal deadline with the physical port, using visual metaphor to show how time—not court rulings—is the real constraint in tariff recovery.

Most importers assume the tariff refund clock starts when the court rules. It doesn’t. It starts

June 23, 2026
Customs entry port and documents stacked on a finance desk

$166 billion in IEEPA tariff refunds. 330,000 importers owed money. Almost none of it gets claimed

June 3, 2026

Every year that passes after you purchase a commercial property without a cost segregation study is

May 27, 2026

Between 2020 and 2022, the IRS assessed billions of dollars in penalties on businesses that were

May 27, 2026

When most business owners hear “R&D Tax Credit,” they picture a pharmaceutical lab or a Silicon

May 27, 2026
A Differentiator Worth Knowing

You shouldn't have to wait for money that was already yours.

Federal recovery programs can take months — sometimes years — to pay out. Tariff refund timelines hinge on CBP liquidation cycles. R&D credits run with the tax calendar. Cost segregation savings only land when you file.

For many operators, that waiting period is the difference between deploying capital now and missing the window entirely. That’s why our specialist partners can advance a portion of the expected recovery on three of our programs.

You get working capital on day one. The advance is repaid from the recovery when it arrives. No equity, no traditional debt — just earlier access to funds the government already owes you.

Claim advances available on three programs

Ask about advance availability when you set up your profile.

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