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Fernando Castro Trenti Is Looking to Keep Vat at 8% at the Border.
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They seek to shield VAT to 8% at the border. During a meeting held in the National Chamber of Commerce located in Zona Rio, the federal deputy, Fernando Castro Trenti, presided over the first innovation table that was installed in Tijuana, where the business sector sat with representatives of Congress to put on the table fiscal stimuli. The central point was the fiscal incentive that allows a reduced VAT in the border strip to 8%, a scheme that …
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