Import duty calculator: the United States to Mexico
Work out the duty, import VAT and fees on goods made in the United States and imported into Mexico. Results use the same engine and tariff data as the LandedFees calculator, with the source of each rate.
Import rules for Mexico
Read from the LandedFees engine for 27 October 2026. Product duty rates depend on the HS code; use the calculator above for yours.
Source: LandedFees engine country rules (formulas verified against primary sources, June 2026); LandedFees calculation engine (the same code the calculator on this page runs)
Source: LandedFees engine country rules (formulas verified against primary sources, June 2026); LandedFees calculation engine (the same code the calculator on this page runs)
Source: LandedFees engine country rules (formulas verified against primary sources, June 2026)
- DTA (Derecho de Tramite Aduanero): 0.8% of CIF
Source: LandedFees calculation engine (the same code the calculator on this page runs)
Source: LandedFees engine country rules (formulas verified against primary sources, June 2026)
- Mexico LIGIE (SNICE Base Unica), data as of 14 October 2026, checked 24 October 2026
Trade agreements: United States and Mexico
Check eligibility for your product with the FTA checker.
Duty by HS chapter from the United States to Mexico
Chapter pages show the rate spread and a sample landed cost for the most traded product groups.
- HS 85Electrical machinery and equipment; sound recorders and reproducers
- HS 84Nuclear reactors, boilers, machinery and mechanical appliances
- HS 87Vehicles other than railway or tramway rolling-stock
- HS 73Articles of iron or steel
- HS 61Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, knitted or crocheted
- HS 62Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, not knitted or crocheted
- HS 30Pharmaceutical products
- HS 39Plastics and articles thereof
- HS 90Optical, photographic, cinematographic, measuring and precision instruments
- HS 76Aluminium and articles thereof
Other origins into Mexico
Importing from the United States to Mexico: FAQ
How is import duty calculated for goods shipped from the United States to Mexico?
Duty is the tariff rate for the product's HS code multiplied by the dutiable value. Mexico assesses ad valorem duty on the CIF value: the price of the goods plus the cost of international freight and insurance to the point of entry. Import VAT (IVA) is then charged at 16% on CIF + duty + DTA. Enter your HS code or a product description above to get the exact rate for your goods.
What is the import VAT rate in Mexico?
The standard rate used by the calculator is 16% (IVA), charged on CIF + duty + DTA.
Is there a de minimis threshold for imports into Mexico?
There is no de minimis threshold on file for Mexico. Duty and import taxes apply from the first unit of value.
Is shipping cost included in the dutiable value in Mexico?
Yes. Mexico uses CIF valuation, so international freight and insurance are added to the price of the goods before duty is calculated. Enter them in the shipping and insurance fields above.
Are there customs fees on top of duty in Mexico?
Yes. The calculator adds DTA (Derecho de Tramite Aduanero) at 0.8% of CIF.
What currency are duties paid in for Mexico?
Duties and import taxes in Mexico are assessed in MXN. The calculator above accepts an invoice in USD or MXN and reports the result in the invoice currency you choose.
Do goods from the United States get a preferential duty rate in Mexico?
Possibly. The LandedFees trade agreement database lists United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement as covering both the United States and Mexico. A preferential rate applies only when the goods meet the agreement's rules of origin and you claim it with the required proof of origin.
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