Mexican history: a brief summary
Native Mexican Americans first settled along what used to be the shores of shallow lake Texcoco, present day Mexico City, in 1500 BC. By the early 1300 AD, the Aztecs established roots on an Island in ...
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Business entry into Mexico
A. BUSINESS VISITOR:
A business visitor is a person who is involved in any of the following:
research and design - market research
business transactions for manufacturing and production (m...
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Maquiladora
The Mexican Assembly Program was started over 25 years ago in response to a private sector initiative designed to alleviate a high unemployment problem along the border with the United States. This was...
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General information on Mexico
Mexico, the United Mexican States (in spanish Estados Unidos Mexicanos), is a federal republic situated in North America. It is bounded on the north by the United States; on the east by the U.S....
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Taxes in Mexico
The Mexican tax system has been subjected to comprehensive tax reform legislation, enacted principally in 1986 and 1988. The dramatic changes are an attempt to make it compatible with the tax systems o...
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Intellectual property in Mexico
A. INTRODUCTION:
The intellectual property of a business may be the most important asset that the business owns. The distinctive creation, invention, method or recognition of a company is the result o...
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What is a maquiladora? Manufacturing in Mexico: The Mexican in-bond (Maquila) program
After slicing through all of the numerous definitions that cloud this question, the answer is, simply, that a maquiladora is a Mexican Corporation which operates under a maquila program approved for it...
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Documents needed to ship your product to Mexico
Importers will use a customs broker (a private-sector provider of services) of choice to obtain release of the merchandise. The customs agent will provide to importers all necessary information relatin...
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Challenges and opportunities at the turn of the century
GENERAL INFORMATION ON MEXICO
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Getting married in Mexico
In Mexico only civil marriage is recognized as legal. Persons wishing to get married in Mexico may also have a religious ceremony, but it will have no legal implications. A civil wedding in Mexico is f...
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Incorporation of a Mexican company
Foreigners can opt to establish a Mexican company or to acquire stock in an already established Mexican company to do business within Mexico, depending upon the need to have a presence and involvement ...
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Doing business in Mexico: general legal, business & entry issues
Legal Framework
Mexico has embarked on thee modernisation of its legal and judicial systems, and has introduced a substantial deregulation and improvement in the enforcement of its laws.
Mexico’s l...
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