Mexico has a new tax system for the movement of goods into and around the country, with penalties for non-compliance, but there has been confusion over its introduction
The Mexican Tax Authority has introduced a goods tracking system called Carta Porte to stem the loss of tax revenue on the movement of goods in the country. However, there has been confusion over its introduction and what is needed for compliance
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