Hello,
I have some doubts according to same legal reports used in MEXICO.
According to the Decree for the Promotion of the Manufacturing, Maquila and Export Service Industry (IMMEX Decree) published by Federal Government of Mexico, some companies are allowed to make temporary importation of goods that are used in an industrial process or service
to produce, transform or repair foreign goods imported temporarily for subsequent export or provision of export services, without covering the
payment of general import tax, value added tax and, where appropriate, countervailing duties.
- How is this process of temporary importation managed in SAP? As regular stock orders? As consignment Stock? How it is tracked if it is a non-serialized stock?
- It is needed any kind of integration by an interface between SAP and SECIIT (Sistema Electrónico de Control de Inventarios para Importaciones Temporales)? Or any standard report that displays the information that is needed by the authorities?
Furthermore, according to the custom law, the companies that import goods has to maintain and automated control of inventories with a computer system software (Annex 24) and obtain the required reports for the authorities, avoiding fines or penalties arising from omissions or errors, or as a result of an audit. It is required to present the temporary importation of goods, used materials, returns and so on.
They have also need to maintain some information, such as: "Número de pedimento", "Clave del pedimento" and "Fecha de entrada declarada en
el pedimento" in the reception.
- Is there any way to maintain this kind of information for each material?
It is also required to present an annual electronic report of total imports and exports for the immediately preceding tax year according to the form announced by the Secretariat of Economy through the General Rules and Criteria on Foreign Trade.
- Does SAP provide this type of report in a standard way (such as INTRASTAT for trade in goods between countries of the European Union)?
Thanks in
advance,
Best regards