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Determine the correct tariff fraction of mineral goods, chemical industry, plastics, rubber and its manufactures, to know their regulations and tariff and non-tariff restrictions

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The LIGIE (General Law of Import and Export Taxes) in Mexico outlines the classification of mineral products and other commodities to regulate international trade and tax collection. This involves using a coded system to identify and categorize products for proper application of tariffs and customs regulations. Section V, specifically Chapter 25, details the classification of mineral products, covering items like salt, sulfur, earths, stones, plastering materials, lime, and cement, with accompanying notes providing specific guidelines for the classification process.

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Section: VI Products of the chemical or allied industries

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Section: VI Products of the chemical or allied industries

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Section 6 of the TIGIE (General Law of Import and Export Taxes) focuses on products of the chemical industry and their manufactures. It encompasses a wide range of items, from inorganic chemicals to organic compounds, synthetic fibers. The section is organized into specific chapters covering different categories such as pharmaceutical products, organic chemicals, plastics, and rubber. Detailed classification is achieved through numerical codes, facilitating the identification and application of tariffs and regulations in international trade.

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Section: VII Plastics and articles thereof; rubber and articles thereof

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Section: VII Plastics and articles thereof; rubber and articles thereof

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Section 7 of the TIGIE covers plastics and articles made from them, as well as rubber and related articles. This includes a wide range of products such as plastic tubes, sheets, rods, and rubber tires. The section is divided into chapters that address specific categories within these materials. The classification is done through numerical codes, facilitating the identification and application of tariffs and regulations in international trade.

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What is it?

It is a nomenclature that is applied to each merchandise within Foreign Trade.

Foreign Trade, it is assigned by means of a code established worldwide

code established worldwide, for its identification within the

customs of any country.

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Steps:

1. Analyze the merchandise to determine its composition, nature, and origin.

2. Consult the General Law of Import and Export to obtain relevant information.

3. Identify the applicable general rule for the product through merchandise analysis.

4. Analyze sections related to the exported product.

5. Locate the section, identifying the chapter, heading, and subheading.

6. Study characteristics to select chapters and subheadings likely to contain the merchandise.

7. Compare entries at the same level to find the most suitable ones for the product.

8. Review subheadings to legally determine the tariff classification.

9. Add the Commercial Identification Number (NICO) for tariff classification.

10. Review explanatory notes and confirm the correct tariff classification, recognizing that it may not always be straightforward.

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The ATA Carnet is an international customs document facilitating duty-free entry for goods in over 78 countries. It's known as the Goods Passport, representing "Admission Temporaire / Temporary Admission" in French and English. There are two ways to use it: Via Passenger (self-presentation to customs) and Via Freight (recommended for cargo). It doesn't exempt compliance with Non-Tariff Regulations and Restrictions. The Carnet is not for final exports and excludes certain items like food, liquids, chemicals, and perishables.

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The General Foreign Trade Rules or RGCE are guidelines established by the customs authority and the Federal Government to indicate what, how, when, where and with whom you should carry out your foreign trade operations in order to make your customs activities transparent.

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¿Qué Son Las Reglas Generales De Comercio Exterior?

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NOTE 2: This note outlines exclusions from Chapter 25:

a) Sublimated or precipitated sulfur or colloidal sulfur (heading 28.02). b) Coloring earths with iron content ≥ 70% (heading 28.21). c) Drugs and products of Chapter 30. d) Perfumery, toilet, or cosmetic preparations (Chapter 33). e) Cobblestones, curbs, paving slabs (heading 68.01); cubes, dice for mosaics (heading 68.02); slates for roofs or cladding (heading 68.03).

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III. Tariff classification section V-VII 

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III. Tariff classification section V-VII 

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•Explanatory notes to section V of the LIGIE: Mineral products: Chapter 25 Salt; sulfur; earth and stones; plasters, limes and cements Section V MINERAL PRODUCTS Chapter 25 Salt; sulfur; earth and stones; plasters, limes and cements

1.- This note states that only raw or washed products are classified in certain headings of this chapter. Mechanical or physical processes are allowed, except for specific treatments. The note provides clarity on eligible processing methods for classification.

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Similar to previous instances, we continued categorizing merchandise to improve our proficiency and refine any details that might still be in our physical LIGIE and TIGIE documentation.