If your company is involved in importing or exporting goods, you may have heard of the OEA Certification — a recognition granted by the Mexican Tax Administration Service (SAT) to …

When it comes to international trade, moving goods across borders involves several risks: theft, damage, accidents, or delays. That’s why having the right cargo insurance isn’t optional — it’s essential. …

This year, Mexico’s Tax Administration Service (SAT) introduced several updates related to foreign trade, marking an important step toward the modernization of the customs system. These changes directly affect how …

If you’re importing or exporting goods in Mexico, there’s one document you can’t afford to overlook: the customs pedimento. For many new entrepreneurs, this term might sound complex—but it’s actually …

In the world of international trade, two illegal practices can result in serious consequences for businesses: smuggling and undervaluation. While both involve violating customs regulations, understanding the difference between them …

An essential part of Mexico’s international trade operations is the customs system, as it is responsible for various activities such as tax collection, control of goods entering and leaving the …

Exports play a key role in a country’s economic growth, and Mexico is no exception. In fact, it ranks among the top nine exporters worldwide. In this blog, we will …