- 20 House Republicans say Mexico is wrongly charging a 16% VAT on some U.S. goods that should be exempt under USMCA.
- They urged USTR Jamieson Greer and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to raise the issue in the upcoming USMCA review.
- The lawmakers claim Mexico’s tax agency, SAT, is imposing retroactive and unprecedented burdens on U.S. exports.
Source: insidetrade.com
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