by Yamilet | Apr 15, 2025 | Legal Advice in Foreing Trade
In a regulated and fast-changing environment like foreign trade in Mexico, electronic audits have become essential tools to identify tax, operational, and customs risks before they lead to penalties, suspensions, or even the cancellation of certifications. This...
by Yamilet | Apr 9, 2025 | Legal Advice in Foreing Trade
Tariff classification is not just a table you need to complete. For any company importing products, this step represents a legal and fiscal obligation. A single mistake can stop your operations, increase your costs, and — even worse — expose you to sanctions from the...
by Yamilet | Feb 22, 2025 | Legal Advice in Foreing Trade
Annex 24 and Annex 30 are key documents for companies operating under the IMMEX program, as they help maintain control over inventories and tax credits related to temporary imports.Reconciling these annexes is essential to avoid operational issues, fiscal risks, and...
by Yamilet | Jan 15, 2025 | Legal Advice in Foreing Trade
In the world of international trade, every cross-border operation comes with inherent risks that can compromise both the profitability and long-term sustainability of your business. Implementing strategies to mitigate risks is essential to ensure successful operations...
by Yamilet | Dec 3, 2024 | Legal Advice in Foreing Trade
The validity of your IVA IEPS certification is a critical aspect businesses must carefully manage to remain compliant with Mexico’s Tax Administration Service (SAT). Recently, the SAT reported that 513 companies, including major contributors in key sectors like...
by Yamilet | Nov 29, 2024 | Legal Advice in Foreing Trade, Taxes and Fees
Recently, the announcement of new Mexico tariffs on certain export and import products has raised concerns among large businesses. While these changes aim to balance international trade, they also pose significant challenges for those relying on seamless trade...