The Brief Amazon’s CFO says the company will pass down a "limited" portion of the $600 million it’s received in tariff refunds to customers. Amazon tariff refundsWhat they're saying:Olsavsky said Amazon is "participating in the tariff refund process," but he noted that the company "was not the importer of record for the large majority of items sold in our store." Amazon says it will give tariff refunds to some customers (Photo illustration by Cheng Xin/Getty Images)What we don't know:It’s unclear how much money of the $600 million will be passed on to customers, or how many customers will get refunds. What's next:"When we receive those refunds, we will proactively contact affected customers and automatically issue refunds to them," Olsavsky said. Dig deeper:Amazon didn’t say at the time whether it would seek tariff refunds, prompting a class-action lawsuit from customers who said they are owed refunds for paying more for some goods, CNBC reports.