IMMEX Generates 8,400 Jobs in Jalisco
The IMMEX program generated 8,400 jobs in Jalisco, according to information published by JaliscoTV.
IMMEXAccording to information published by JaliscoTV, the Manufacturing, Maquiladora and Export Services (IMMEX) program generated 8,400 jobs in the state of Jalisco. The report does not specify the reference period or break down the sectors that accounted for that job creation.
The IMMEX program allows companies to temporarily import inputs, raw materials, machinery and equipment without paying the general import duty or VAT, provided the goods are used in the production of export goods. The program is administered by the Secretaría de Economía, and its customs operation is structured through Annex 24 and Annex 30, which regulate inventory controls and the information that certified companies must report to the SAT.
Jalisco ranks among the states with the highest export manufacturing activity in Mexico, with a significant presence in the electronics, automotive and medical devices sectors. Job creation under IMMEX reflects the activity of plants operating under this scheme that maintain regular foreign trade operations.
BG recommendations
- Verify that your company's IMMEX registration is current and that the information on file with the Secretaría de Economía is up to date, including legal name, tax domicile and authorized plants.
- Review compliance with Annex 24 (inventory control) and Annex 30 (operations reporting) to avoid SAT observations or program cancellation.
- Coordinate with your customs broker to ensure the correct tariff classification of temporarily imported inputs, confirming they correspond to the export products declared under the program.
- Confirm that waste, scrap and by-products generated in the production process are properly reported and receive the appropriate customs and tax treatment.
Source: https://jaliscotv.com/immex-genera-8-mil-400-empleos/
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