What's different about enterprise pricing?
Quick answer
Enterprise importers ($5M+ duty paid) receive custom-priced contingency below the standard 10/15/18% tiers, a co-advisory engagement structure that accommodates existing tax or trade counsel, and a dedicated underwriter. Volume-based fee negotiation starts at the first conversation. Contact enterprise@tariffi.io.
Detailed Answer
Enterprise pricing is custom-negotiated for each engagement, reflecting the scale and complexity of large import portfolios.
How enterprise pricing differs from standard tiers:
- Lower contingency rates. At enterprise volume ($5M+ in IEEPA/Section 301 duty paid), the standard 10/15/18% tiers are the starting point for negotiation, not the final price. Most enterprise engagements land below these rates.
- Co-advisory structure. The engagement letter accommodates arrangements where your existing Big 4 tax team, trade counsel, or internal compliance group owns portions of the workpaper review. Tariffi handles data preparation; the broker files; your advisors retain their existing role.
- Dedicated underwriter. A named Tariffi underwriter owns your portfolio kickoff: eligibility scan across all Filer Codes, recovery-probability heatmap per entry vintage, and a single readout before any filing goes to broker review.
What the enterprise engagement includes:
- Multi-broker portfolio analysis (we work with all your brokers, not just one)
- Priority broker-review queue with named reviewer
- Quarterly recovery reporting aligned to your fiscal calendar
- FASB ASC 450-30 contingent-recovery memo template for your finance team
- Full diligence pack under NDA: broker-partnership regulatory evidence (19 CFR Part 111 + CBP Rulings H326926 + H350722), engagement letter redline, security questionnaire responses
Procurement diligence. Enterprise procurement teams typically need vendor qualification documentation before signing. We provide a complete diligence package including regulatory compliance evidence, security posture documentation, and reference contacts from comparable engagements. The compliance differentiation memo is available on request.
To start the conversation: Email enterprise@tariffi.io with your approximate total duty paid and number of customs brokers. We respond within one business day.
Related Questions
How do you handle procurement diligence?
Tariffi provides a complete diligence package under NDA: broker-partnership regulatory evidence (19 CFR Part 111, CBP Rulings HQ H326926 and H350722), FASB ASC 450-30 contingent-recovery memo template, engagement letter redline, security posture documentation (AES-256, TLS 1.2+, 7-year retention), and reference contacts from comparable engagements.
Do you work with Big 4 advisors?
Yes. Tariffi's enterprise engagement structure accommodates co-advisory arrangements where your existing Big 4 tax or trade team owns the workpaper review. A licensed customs broker partner transmits to CBP under their own license per 19 CFR Part 111. The engagement letter accommodates a side arrangement with your advisor.
What about IRC section 482 related-party imports?
Related-party imports under IRC section 482 have additional customs valuation considerations that affect CAPE eligibility. Tariffi's analysis engine flags related-party entries for special handling, and the licensed broker partner applies enhanced review. Enterprise engagements include coordination with your transfer-pricing advisors if needed.
How much does Tariffi charge?
Tariffi charges a contingency-only fee with three tiers: 10% on unliquidated entries (or entries liquidated within 80 days of engagement), 15% on entries liquidated 80–180 days ago, and 18% on finally liquidated entries requiring CIT protective filing. No retainer, no advance fees, no deposits. If CBP denies your claim, you owe nothing on the denied portion.
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