Understand the implications of the Supreme Court's decision on tariffs for businesses and supply chains
The US Supreme Court’s ruling that the President can’t impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) opens major questions for businesses, with billions of dollars at stake. Learn more with this Q&A by Jonathan R. Todd, Megan K. MacCallum, and Ashley C. Rice, from Benesch.
Download the Q&A and gain insight into:
- Why the US Supreme Court decided that the IEEPA does not grant tariff power
- Which tariffs are in jeopardy following the decision
- Which tariffs fall outside the scope of the decision
- How the decision answers questions about payment of duties and possible refunds
- What alternates are available to the President in implementing tariffs
Authors: Jonathan R. Todd, Megan K. MacCallum, Ashley C. Rice, Benesch.
This resource was originally published on the website of Benesch on February 20, 2026.
Also check out the ACC article: US Supreme Court Strikes Down Emergency Tariffs: What In-house Counsel Need to Know, Corporate Counsel Now
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