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An origin inspection is priced per lot. The hold it prevents is priced ad valorem. How to run the comparison on your own lanes, and when not to buy one.

A return is an export, so Mexico's six import valuation methods do not apply. What Article 79 actually requires, and why net book value is the wrong number.

Four lawful exits for a temporary import that will not go back, what each costs, and the moment each stops being available under the Ley Aduanera.

When an IMMEX Program is cancelled, the Ley Aduanera gives sixty calendar days to change regime or return the goods. What that window covers, and what closes before it opens.

Machinery imported under IMMEX stays for the validity of the Program, not a fixed term. Why the return obligation has no date until an event creates one.

A padrón suspension is not a fine, it is a stop on your ability to file entries. What triggers it, when the notice arrives, and the real clock to get the register back.