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US refunds $81bn in Trump tariffs after supreme court ruling

The US government has been forced to pay back $81 billion in tariffs collected before a Supreme Court ruling made them illegal, according to budget figures.

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The US has returned tens of billions of dollars raised through tariffs after they were ruled illegal by the Supreme Court.

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US returns $81bn after Trump tariffs ruled illegal

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