Tariffs
Tariff Rate
Also known as: Duty rate, Import tariff rate, Customs tariff rate
The percentage or specific amount applied to the customs value of imported goods to calculate the general import tax.
Also known as: Duty rate, Import tariff rate, Customs tariff rate
The percentage or specific amount applied to the customs value of imported goods to calculate the general import tax.
A tariff rate is the percentage or fixed amount applied to the customs value of goods to determine the import duty. In Mexico, tariff rates are defined in the TIGIE and vary based on the tariff classification code and the country of origin.
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An import duty calculated as a percentage of the customs value of goods. It is the most common type of tariff in international trade.
TariffsSpecific Tariff
A foreign trade tax calculated as a fixed amount per unit of measure of the imported merchandise (per kilogram, liter, piece, etc.), regardless of its value.
TariffsMixed Tariff
A foreign trade tax combining an ad valorem component (percentage of value) with a specific component (fixed amount per unit), generally applying whichever results in the higher amount.
TariffsTIGIE (Mexico Tariff Schedule)
Mexico's official tariff schedule containing all tariff classification codes, descriptions, and duty rates for imported and exported goods.
TradeCustoms Value
The monetary amount on which import duties are calculated, determined according to the WTO Valuation Agreement with transaction value as the primary method.