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Fortune
Sheryl Estrada

Home Depot’s $730 million tariff refund was largely offset by rising costs

A Home Depot store in Atlanta, Georgia. (Credit: Getty Images)

Good morning. One of the more interesting threads from recent earnings calls: companies are handling tariff refunds very differently, and the amounts involved are substantial.

The refunds stem from a February Supreme Court ruling that forced Customs and Border Protection to start returning duties collected under a since-struck-down law. That money is now showing up on the books of big companies like Home Depot, Amazon, and Walmart, each with its own approach.

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