What is the SAT TIGIE Customs Tariff?

The Tarifa de la Ley de los Impuestos Generales de Importación y de Exportación (TIGIE) is published by SAT and the Secretaría de Economía and establishes Mexican import duty rates.

Who governs Mexican customs entry and import taxes?

The Servicio de Administración Tributaria (SAT) collects import duties, IVA, DTA, and IEPS, while an accredited Agente Aduanal lodges the official Pedimento de Importación via VUCEM.

What are the Mexican import IVA tax and DTA rates?

Imports into Mexico incur 16.00% federal IVA (8.00% in the northern border zone / región fronteriza). Definitive non-preferential imports pay 0.80% ad valorem DTA (Derecho de Trámite Aduanero), while T-MEC originating goods pay a reduced fixed cuota.

What are the Mexican express courier de minimis thresholds under T-MEC?

Under T-MEC express courier rules, goods imported into Mexico valued up to US$50 enter tax-free (IVA-free) and duty-free, while goods valued between US$50.01 and US$117 enter duty-free but remain subject to 16% IVA.

How do goods enter duty-free under T-MEC / USMCA?

Eligible goods originating in the US or Canada satisfying T-MEC tariff-shift or Regional Value Content (RVC) rules enter Mexico duty-free with an official T-MEC Certificate of Origin.

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Mexico Customs Tariff (SAT / TIGIE 2026)

SAT SYSTEM OVERVIEW

The Mexico Customs Tariff (TIGIE) is administered by SAT and the Secretaría de Economía (SE). View official 10-digit Fracciones Arancelarias + NICO, MFN duty rates, federal 16% IVA / 8% border zone option, DTA fees, and T-MEC preference rules [SNICE TIGIE].

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