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welcome to Scarborough International we are the trade experts you can trust enjoy your cigar bro snippet hi Rita I work for a u.s. shipper and we were wondering if we could export our products to our client in Mexico on DDP terms is that possible and how do we do so yes you wanted the you wanna ship your merchandise delivered Duty paint that means that you're going to be responsible for all the to pay all the churches for loading unloading for the free for the insurance from origin to final destination also you will be responsible for paying the brokers there are going to be exporting and importing the freight into Mexico but you will not be responsible to pay under this term is the special tax that Mexico has for all the importation czar going to be imported not for temporarily period of time it will be for consumptions so that is the fact the value-added tax that's a 60% that Mexico charges to all the consumption entries of merchandise into Mexico and that tax is is only for the importer in Mexico okay and use that that's 16 percent correct it's a 16 percent for all consumption interest this mean is that it doesn't apply for merchandise you're sending temporarily into Mexico to be work or to be added as a raw material and then bring up final product in to make it back into the US this will only applies applies to consumption entries to products that will stay in Mexico so they're tax you is only pertains to the importer in Mexico so when you negotiate a DDP terms of your shipment be sure that you discuss this text at a time it's crossing the border it's a very considerable amount of money 16 percent so the important will know they are responsible for this text your regular customs duties and fees well you will be responsible to pay for them if that's the agreement then you have with you the importer in Mexico okay so me as the the shipper I can ship my product to them on DDP terms as long as I understand that me as the shipper has to pay the 16 percent VAT or the actual importer in Mexico has to pay to that the actual importer Mexico has to pay that 16 percent okay all right I understand thank you for your help on that in that regards as a u.s. shipper what terms would you suggest that we sell to our Mexican clients I will say if you want to be responsible for the freight if there is when you negotiate with the important I will say d AP d ap delivered at place the important me who will need to be responsible for their duties and because Mexico will only acknowledge the tax idea of the importer and will only recognize those taxes and will be deductible only for the importer in Mexico so I will suggest that if you want to be responsible for the freight all the way to final destination do a da P if you wanna just do it to the border will or to a terminal well you can do dat and then they may be Mexican importer will pick it up from the border and take it all the way to final destination and this Scarborough offer these services yes it's carbaryl as this Mexican office Mexican broker office and they can offer you this services terrific thank you for answering my questions Scarborough International wants to thank you for joining us today we are the trade experts you can trust for more information don't hesitate to contact us [Music]