The entry into force of the functions of the National Customs Agency of Mexico, as well as the fiscal and customs authority audit plan for compliance with customs provisions, are some of the changes that pose foreign trade challenges in Mexico.
The structural reforms recently enacted in our country to improve fiscal performance with responsible and reliable practices, have made Mexico one of most regulated countries on foreign trade matters.
Our approach
In a preventive stage, we focus on establishing a culture of best practices in customs matters, emphasizing prevention and risk management.
On the other hand, if your organization is at the stage of being audited by the authority, we focus on dispute resolution, protecting the company’s rights at all times.
Preventive audit service
Comprehensive analysis model focused on foreign trade operations, starting with logistics, verifying the correct, incremental, and decremental use of Incoterms; then, customs clearance, validating the application of tariff preferences and identifiers; concluding with the correct application in accounting and tax processes, such as the reconciliation of foreign trade contributions for the monthly payment of taxes.
Read moreService: Certification services & endorsement programs
Management of foreign trade promotion programs, providing a plan for each department of the company involved in obtaining these incentives of the Ministry of Economy and the Tax Administration Service (SAT).
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Monthly foreign trade compliance service
Maintaining economic development programs such as IMMEX and PROSEC, jointly with the company’s tax obligations, from auditor’s compliance opinions to legal obligations when the company’s shareholding structure is updated.
Read moreManagement (modifications, delisting and re-enrolment) service
Supporting companies to adequately comply with notices for structural and operational modifications.
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Service: Audit and foreign trade requirements
The purpose of the Master Plan of the Tax Administration Service is to increase control and collection through the implementation of actions that encourage voluntary compliance and combating behaviours that erode the tax base, through the General Administration of Collection, Tax Audit and Foreign Trade Audit.
Read moreTrade challenges on 2025: Tariffs, impacts and more
In light of the recent tariff increases announced by the President of the United States and other countries, as well as the potential for retaliatory measures, Forvis Mazars is launching this foreign trade microsite. This microsite will provide updated tariff information by country and/or region, offering clients the latest insights to support informed decision-making.
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Daniel Molina Foreign trade & customs Senior Manager - Mexico City
