US EditionService Resumes: The U.S. Now Charges a 10% Tax on Parcel Shipments From Mexico
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Service resumes: The U.S. now charges a 10% tax on parcel shipments from Mexico
The post Service resumes: The U.S. now charges a 10% tax on parcel shipments from Mexico appeared first on Riviera Maya News. Mexico City, Mexico — The Government of Mexico says as of March 25, parcel shipments to the United States resumed. Correos de México will maintain… The post Service resumes: The U.S. now charges a 10% tax on parcel shipments from Mexico appeared first on Riviera Maya News.
Telemundo Las Vegas
MEXICO CITY — The Mexican government announced Wednesday the reactivation of parcel delivery services to the United States, which were suspended last August after President Donald Trump’s government eliminated the customs exemption for international transfers of $800 worth of letters, documents and parcels. In a statement, Mexico’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs indicated that the resumption began since Wednesday under the new provisions establishe…
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