Nintendo joined thousands of companies suing the Trump administration Friday to secure full refunds plus interest for billions in unlawful tariffs collected under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, fearing the government may avoid repaying companies whose tariff payments have already been finalized. The gaming company, which paid tariffs on imported goods throughout 2025 including for the Switch 2 console launch, asked the Court of International Trade to order prompt refunds for all affected importers and block further liquidation of tariff payments.
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Nintendo joined thousands of companies suing the Trump administration Friday to secure full refunds plus interest for billions in unlawful tariffs collected under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, fearing the government may avoid repaying companies whose tariff payments have already been finalized. The gaming company, which paid tariffs on imported goods throughout 2025 including for the Switch 2 console launch, asked the Court of International Trade to order prompt refunds for all affected importers and block further liquidation of tariff payments.