CBP: Net Revenue From Entry Summary Reviews Skyrocketed to $33B in FY2025
Net revenue recovered from entry summary reviews skyrocketed to nearly $33 billion in fiscal year 2025, while the total number of liquidated damages in U.S. trade doubled, according to recently updated CBP data.
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Net revenue recovered due to entry summary reviews totaled $32.95 billion in FY2025, which ran from Oct. 1, 2024, to Sept. 30, 2025. In contrast, net revenue recovered due to entry summary reviews in FY2024 was $667.55 million. The FY 2025 figure is orders of magnitude higher than any of the years included in CBP's chart, which covers the last five years as well as FY2026.
Meanwhile, the number of trade liquidated damages in FY2025 doubled to 46,835, compared with a total of 22,399 for FY2024. The total collected from trade penalties and liquidated damages was $37.88 million in FY2025, compared with $26.21 million in FY2024 (and $33.3 million in FY2023).
The number of audits CBP conducted in FY2025 was actually the lowest in the past five years, totaling 348 audits, compared with 417 audits in FY2024.
However, even though CBP conducted fewer audits, the revenue collected from those audits was the greatest in the last five years. CBP collected $192.77 million from audits in FY2025, compared with $117.67 million in FY2024.
The trade enforcement data chart also includes figures for FY2026 through Oct. 31.
In the first month of the fiscal year, net revenue recovered from entry summary reviews was already near $1 billion: for the month of October, recovered net revenue was $959.5 million. This is higher than any total recovered amount for fiscal years 2021 through 2024.