Supreme Court Ruling on IEEPA and Other Key Trade Developments Webinar
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Hosted by Auto Care Association
Session overview
The trade landscape continues to shift rapidly. Join the Auto Care Association for a timely and comprehensive trade and tariffs update webinar covering the latest legal and policy developments impacting the automotive aftermarket.
This session will begin with breaking developments related to the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision and Section 122 global tariffs, including what the ruling means for importers, how it may impact current duty liability, and what actions importers should take now to preserve their rights to potential refunds.
Topics include:
- U.S. Supreme Court decision on IEEPA tariffs and implications for importers
- Steel and aluminum valuation issues and compliance considerations
- Section 232 auto parts tariffs, including self-declaration strategies
- Practical best practices for importers navigating compliance in the current tariff environment
We encourage participants to submit questions in advance. The program will conclude with an open Q&A session.
ALL THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION IS DATED AS OF THE WEBINAR START TIME, MARCH 18, 2026. GIVEN THE QUICKLY CHANGING ENVIRONMENT DO NOT RELY ON THIS INFORMATION BEYOND THIS DATE AND TIME OF PRESENTATION.
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