Programs August 14, 2026
VAT and IEPS certification: the credit that decides an IMMEX operation's cash flow
Holding an IMMEX program doesn't exempt you from VAT on temporary imports. The three ways out — pay and recover, guarantee, or certify — what SAT really looks at, how the Annex 31 credit account works, and when certification isn't worth it.
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Programs July 31, 2026
Annex 24: the inventory control that holds up your IMMEX program
IMMEX lets you import temporarily without paying duties. The trade-off is proving, line by line, that everything that came in went out. What Annex 24 is, what it must contain and what breaks first.
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Programs July 6, 2026
Customs regimes in Mexico: the 6 and which one fits your operation
The customs regime you choose defines how much you pay, how long the goods can stay and what obligations you take on. We explain the six regimes in Mexico's Customs Law — definitive, temporary, fiscal deposit, transit, bonded facility and RFE — and when each applies.
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Programs June 8, 2026
Rule Eight (Regla Octava): how to import inputs at 0% to manufacture in Mexico
Rule Eight is a prior import permit from Mexico's Ministry of Economy that lets you import inputs, parts and machinery under heading 98.02 at a preferential rate. What it is, who can use it, requirements, and why it matters more than ever now.
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Programs April 29, 2026
What is IMMEX and when does it make sense for your company?
The IMMEX program lets you import inputs without paying VAT as long as you re-export within a deadline. Who qualifies, how much it saves, and what implementation looks like.
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