Domestic Reinvestment Act of 2023

HR 2883, the Domestic Reinvestment Act of 2023, stops the government from seeking repayment or offsetting certain trade duties paid by importers. It specifically prohibits the Secretary of Homeland Security from recouping antidumping or countervailing duties paid after 2001, including any attempts to offset future payments. The bill requires the government to refund any such duties collected since 2017 and immediately distribute duties currently being withheld as offsets. This directly affects importers who paid these duties on goods from other countries, with limited exceptions for cases involving fraud or settlement refunds.