What Can Be Brought into Mexico Duty-Free
Dawn Stoner
January 26, 2026
I enjoyed the Christmas holiday last month in snowy New England, and am still baffled by a run-in I had with Mexican Customs upon my
I enjoyed the Christmas holiday last month in snowy New England, and am still baffled by a run-in I had with Mexican Customs upon my
When President Trump’s signature “One Big Beautiful Bill” was passed by Congress last summer, it contained a new 1% tax on all cross-border money transfers
If you’re seriously thinking about getting foreign residency somewhere that offers a better quality of life than your home country, there are worthwhile alternatives to
The U.S. House of Representatives (henceforth the “House”) recently passed a bill that includes a 3.5% remittance tax on money transferred from the U.S. to
In honor of U.S. tax day, I explain how expats can keep more of their hard earned income with the FEIE (Foreign Earned Income Exclusion).
Everyone who owns real estate in Mexico (house, condo, or a piece of land) owes property taxes to their state government, aka the “impuesto predial.” These
Just about everyone knows their money goes a lot further in Mexico when it comes to basics like tacos, beer, and bus fares. In percentage
DISCLAIMER: This article is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to substitute for professional tax advice tailored to your situation. Whether you’re an
If you own any type of real estate in Mexico, you’re on the hook for paying “Impuesto Predial,” i.e. property taxes, so it’s important to