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Western
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702 Ash Street, Suite 100 San Diego 92101 Phone: (619) 269-9130 Fax: (619) 269-9130 |
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Presentations by Speakers at WMTA Breakfast Meetings
Presentations From the May 17th Meeting |
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R. Dann Sherman Sr. from the U.S. consulting firm Trade Pros LLC Karla Cárdenas from the U.S. consulting firm Trade Pros LLC |
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Presentations From January 18th Meeting |
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Mariano Esparza-Vázquez from the Mexico Law Firm of Gutiérrez, Díaz, Luna, Esparza New Environmental Rules for the management of Hazardous Waste |
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Hector Silva from the Mexico Accounting firm of Deloitte 2007 Mexico Tax Reforms Link to English version Link to Spanish version
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Juan B. Morales - Ruiz-Morales & Associates
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Presentations From November 16th Meeting
CBP settles civil penalties against importer for $10 million
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has settled civil penalties against Pioneer Speakers, Inc.
for violating CBP law and regulations during the importation of its products into the U.S. from Mexico.
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Thomas J. Flannery WMTA Treasurer and CFO at Nypro Precision Assemblies What each General Manager or President should do to determine their state of compliance. |
Decree for the Promotion of the Manufacturing,
Maquiladora and Exportation Services Industry - "IMMEX"
Leobardo Tenorio-Malof and Ernesto Ocampo from Baker & McKenzie Mexico
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Below are English and Spanish versions of the Baker & McKenzie November 13, 2006 Bulletin summarizing the implications of the rules, under the decree issued December 2, 2006 to govern the maquiladora industry. Effective as of that date, this amendment to the Maquiladora Decree: - repealed the decree that previously governed programs known as PITEX programs, - expanded the coverage of the Maquialdora Decree to cover all programs previously issued as PITEX programs, and - established unified provisions governing exportation promotion programs approved for companies under either decree in the past and those approved by the Mexican government in the future, all of which will now be referred to as Maquiladora programs or as "IMMEX" programs. As noted in this Bulletin, the amended Maquiladora Decree makes some changes in the applicable trade rules but preserves the existing tax treatment of maquiladora operations and extends the various elements of that tax regime to all operations conducted under Maquiladora / IMMEX programs. |
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Presentations From September 21st Meeting
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Manuel Muñiz, Senior Consultant,
Customs & International Trade |
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Mexican Border: U.S. Agricultural Quarantine Infomation What you can and cannot bring into the U.S. If you try to enter the U.S. with prohibited items you will lose your SENTRI card ! |
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