What GRAJ does about each rule in Mexico, topic by topic. Open "Every topic, in detail" for each rule and its note. GRAJ computes, records and shows; it files nothing with any authority, and none of this is legal or tax advice.
IVA 16% (8% border region), by product.
No local or regional rate is written for this country.
IVA by category: food and confectionery 0% (Ley del IVA art. 2-A fr. I b); every beverage but milk — juices and nectars expressly — chewing gum and prepared food 16%. IEPS on sweetened drinks and high-calorie food is separate and not computed.
No registration threshold is written for this country.
Who must collect on a platform sale in this country has not been assessed.
A generic duty estimate by HS chapter; this country's own tariff is not read.
No low-value threshold is written for this country.
On CROSS-BORDER: the importer is registered in SAT's Padrón de Importadores and pays IVA with the pedimento (to confirm).
The generic customs packet (commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin) with the Incoterm; this country's own forms are not produced.
Every invoice is a CFDI 4.0 stamped by a PAC, naming the receiver's RFC, name, tax regime and fiscal postcode — said beside the e-invoice download; GRAJ issues no CFDI.
CFDI 4.0 is the only valid invoice (since 1 April 2023), stamped by a PAC — said beside the e-invoice download; GRAJ issues no CFDI.
No payer return is written for this country.
Whether this country asks a platform to report its sellers has not been assessed.
No worker-classification test is modeled for this country.
No freelancer-payment law is written for this country.
Código de Comercio art. 362 on the late-payment panel and CROSS-BORDER: the agreed rate from the day after the due date, or 6% a year (read on diputados.gob.mx).
Not written: Mexico's product-safety NOMs (for example NOM-015-SCFI for toys, NOM-001-SCFI for electronics) and PROFECO's recall powers are named for the next build; CROSS-BORDER says the Spanish commercial-information NOM-050 (to confirm).
On CROSS-BORDER into Mexico: NOM-051 — the Spanish label, the front-of-pack octagons and the caffeine and sweetener legends (third phase 1 October 2025, status to confirm) — read through a search of gob.mx; COFEPRIS import permits are not written.
IEPS on flavored drinks as read — MXN 3.0818 a liter with added sugar, MXN 1.5000 with sweeteners, from 1 January 2026 (Ley del IEPS art. 2 I G, read on diputados.gob.mx) — said on CROSS-BORDER; not computed on the order. The 16% IVA on every drink but milk is charged.
Not written: IEPS on alcoholic drinks (26.5% to 53% by strength) and the alcohol labeling NOM-142 are named for the next build.
On CROSS-BORDER into Mexico: COFEPRIS for cosmetics (to confirm).
On CROSS-BORDER into Mexico: COFEPRIS notice or permit (to confirm).
On CROSS-BORDER into Mexico: NOM-004-SE-2021 textile labeling (to confirm).
Not written: NOM-015-SCFI (toy safety information) and NOM-252-SSA1 (lead in toys) are named for the next build.
Not written: NOM-001-SCFI (electronic equipment safety) and NOM-019-SCFI are named for the next build.
No furniture rule is written for this country.
No chemical restriction is written for this country.
No pet food rule is written for this country.
No machinery rule is written for this country.
On CROSS-BORDER into Mexico: a COFEPRIS sanitary registration (to confirm).
The position on tobacco, vape, hemp and cannabis is a decision.
The country of origin on NOM-051 and NOM-050 labels and NOM-004 textiles (to confirm) on CROSS-BORDER.
Sanctions and embargoed-region screening apply everywhere; this country's own licenses are not written.
No packaging producer-responsibility or deposit scheme is written for this country.
/privacy/where-you-live: the new LFPDPPP (DOF 20 March 2025), the Secretaría Anticorrupción y Buen Gobierno in place of the INAI, ARCO rights; a Spanish aviso de privacidad is not published.
On CROSS-BORDER into Mexico: LFPC art. 56 (5 business days to revoke a sale outside the shop) and art. 76 bis (online: address and phone before the sale, express consent to recurring charges from December 2025) — read on diputados.gob.mx. The consumer checkout does not yet show them.
A carrier authority can be held under "other" and checked by a person; the hazmat-by-air rule applies everywhere.
Bonded-warehouse papers and storage requests; this country's warehouse rules are not written.
On CAMPAIGNS and CREATORS: LFPC art. 32 (advertising truthful, verifiable, clear) and art. 17 (every advertising message names the provider and PROFECO) — read on diputados.gob.mx (última reforma DOF 12-12-2025).
LFPC arts. 17, 18, 18 bis and 76 bis VI (read): no advertising to a consumer who said no or is on PROFECO's REPEP; GRAJ asks consent first, which is stricter; said on CAMPAIGNS.
On OPPORTUNITIES and FINANCING: Código de Comercio art. 362 (6% a year with nothing agreed — read) and CONDUSEF / Ley Fintech (to confirm).
Payouts outside Stripe's cross-border countries are a decision; KYC requirements fall to the general list.
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