IDL promotes tax and logistics strategies to provide certainty for the export industry

In a context marked by constant changes in trade policies, Abraham Guerra, President of IDL, highlighted the importance of companies understanding logistics and tax alternatives to remain competitive.

During his participation in a recent meeting between the National Agency of Automotive Sector Suppliers (ANAPSA) and COSTEP, he explained that one of the recurring topics is the impact of tariffs on the auto parts industry, as well as possible future scenarios.

However, he noted that there are mechanisms that allow companies to optimize their operations, such as the use of temporary import schemes, definitive exports and the bonded warehouse model, where tax payments are deferred until the goods leave the warehouse.

“It is important for companies to understand these options in order to better structure their exports to their final customers,” he emphasized.

Regarding the main challenges companies currently face, Guerra stressed that tariff uncertainty is one of the most complex factors, since rates constantly change depending on international negotiations.

“One day the percentages go up, another day they go down. What companies are looking for is stability and clear rules that allow them to plan for the long term,” he explained.

In this scenario, IDL positions itself as a strategic ally by offering solutions focused on improving companies’ cash flow. Through the use of bonded warehouses, companies can defer tax payments until the moment they make their shipments, avoiding an immediate financial impact.

“This allows companies not to disburse everything at once, but to manage their payments more efficiently,” he added.

Finally, Guerra highlighted the firm’s experience, with more than 20 years of presence in Mexico and the United States, as well as his personal background in the automotive industry, which allows them to provide specialized and reliable advisory services.