The Manufacturing, Maquiladora and Export Service Industry Program (IMMEX) is an instrument that allows temporary imports of goods with productive processes and/or services to export goods or to provide export services, deferring the payment of the general import tax,...
Mexico, Canada and the US together form one of the most economically, socially and culturally representative economic blocs in the world, with a combined potential market of 494 million consumers*, and although the differences in per capita income of the inhabitants...
Since Mexico abandoned the economic policy of substituting imports, and opened the way through Economic Neoliberalism, the national economy has grown a lot, and although as every economic model has its causalties along the way, it is undeniable that it has generated...
Mexico adopted the form of the Strategic Fiscalized Area with the main purpose of encouraging a more attractive panorama for foreign investment and avoiding loss of capital to other economies in the world. SUPPORT OF THE STRATEGIC FISCALIZED AREA: Logistics...
The Manufacturing, Maquiladora and Export Services Program most commonly known as IMMEX, is a promotion instrument through which companies are allowed to temporarily import the goods necessary to be used in an industrial or service process destined for the...
The Sector Promotion Programs or commonly known as PROSEC are instruments aimed at companies that produce specific merchandise, through which they are allowed to import with a tariff based on the value of the goods, at a preferential tariff of the General Import Tax...
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