Call for Applications to Obtain a Customs Broker License

DOF: 22/06/2023

CALL for obtaining a customs broker license

At the margin, a seal with the National Coat of Arms, which reads: United Mexican States.- TREASURY.- Ministry of Finance and Public Credit.- National Customs Agency of Mexico.

CALL FOR OBTAINING A CUSTOMS BROKER LICENSE

The National Customs Agency of Mexico, a decentralized administrative body of the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit; based on articles 1, 14, 16, 25, and 90 of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States; 1, 2, fraction I, 17, 18, 26, and 31, fractions XI and XII of the Organic Law of the Federal Public Administration; 4, Section G, fraction VI, 48, and 49 of the Internal Regulations of the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit; 1, first paragraph, 2, fraction II, 51, 144, fractions XXI and XXXIX, and 159 of the Customs Law; 216 and 233 of its Regulations; 18, 18-A, and 19 of the Federal Tax Code; 51, fractions I and II of the Federal Rights Law; 1, 4, first paragraph, Section A, 11, fractions I, III, XIII, XVII, subsection a), and XX of the Internal Regulations of the National Customs Agency of Mexico; Annex 19 of the Fiscal Miscellaneous Resolution for 2023, published in the Official Gazette of the Federation on December 27, 2022; rule 1.2.2 of the General Rules of Foreign Trade for 2023, published in the aforementioned official gazette on December 27, 2022, amended through the FIRST and SECOND Resolution of Modifications to the General Rules of Foreign Trade published in the aforementioned Official Gazette of the Federation on February 16 and April 25, 2023, respectively,

CALLS

Mexican citizens by birth, interested in participating in the selection process to aspire to obtain a customs broker license, once all requirements established in the Customs Law have been met, as well as the approval of the general provisions, guidelines, conditions, and additional requirements established in this CALL, in accordance with the following:

CHAPTER I

BASES

FIRST. - GENERAL PROVISIONS:

In accordance with what is established in article 25 of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States, it corresponds to the State to direct national development to ensure that it is integral and sustainable, that it strengthens the sovereignty of the Nation and its democratic regime, and that, through competitiveness, the promotion of economic growth, and employment, it allows the full exercise of the freedom and dignity of individuals.

That in the National Development Plan 2019-2024, the item of Promoting economic reactivation, the internal market, and employment is established as one of the central tasks of the current federal government and to achieve this so that the economy returns to grow at acceptable rates.

In strict adherence to what is established in the aforementioned article 25 of our Magna Carta and what is stated in the lines preceding it in the National Development Plan, the National Customs Agency of Mexico has determined the issuance of customs broker licenses, who is considered an auxiliary of the Mexican State and a facilitator of foreign trade with various countries of the world; therefore, due to their activity, they must adhere to a specific legal framework, since the customs clearance of goods is full of formalities and technicalities whose practice requires professionals who have experience in the aforementioned customs and foreign trade field.

Hence, the performance of the customs broker requires authorization from the Government of the Republic, called a license, in order to protect the interests of society, since what is sought is to safeguard health, the economy, national security, and tax collection, among others; in such a way that the National Customs Agency of Mexico requires certainty that they are people of high social responsibility, worthy of trust, both for the importer or exporter, as well as for the authority, since it is who determines the amount of contributions that must be paid for the clearance of goods, as well as complying with the regulations and non-tariff restrictions to which they are subject, among other elements.

Therefore, in this CALL, there will be no discrimination against applicants based on sex, age, disability, ethnic origin, social condition, orientation or sexual preference, religion, marital status, or any other circumstance or condition that generates impairment in the exercise of their human rights.

Therefore, the personal data provided by applicants will be duly protected in terms of articles 116, first and second paragraphs of the General Law of Transparency and Access to Public Information (LGTAIP) (1), 113, fraction I and last paragraph of the Federal Law of Transparency and Access to Public Information (LFTAIP) (2), in relation to article 3, fraction IX of the General Law for the Protection of Personal Data in Possession of Obligated Subjects (LGPDPPSO) (3).

During the development of the CALL and until its conclusion, applicants must fully comply with what is established therein; if not, the results obtained up to that point will be null and the application will be considered inadmissible. The above will be communicated to applicants through a letter issued by the General Legal Directorate of Customs of the National Customs Agency of Mexico and notified electronically to the emails indicated for such effect at the time of registration.

What is established in this CALL may not be modified under any circumstances during the development of the phases provided for therein, therefore, from the moment of their participation, applicants accept its content as well as the applicable regulations.

It is the responsibility of applicants to attend to personal and/or electronic notifications regarding this CALL that are made at the address they indicate for such effect at the time of their registration and/or electronically to the emails indicated therein.

The validity of this CALL will cover from its date of publication until the granting of the customs license.

SECOND. - REQUIREMENTS:

Applicants must submit their application during the deadlines established in this CALL, at the link (URL) https://intra.anam.gob.mx/convocatoria_aa, where they must state:

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Full name.

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RFC and CURP.

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Curriculum vitae with photograph.

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Choose 3 customs offices of assignment where you wish to operate, so that the customs authority designates which customs office you are assigned to based on service needs.

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Address for hearing and receiving notifications.

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Email and alternate email to receive notifications.

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Fixed or mobile phone and alternate fixed or mobile phone.

Likewise, based on article 159 of the Customs Law (4) and 51, fraction I of the current Federal Rights Law (5), in relation to the procedure form 38/LA of Annex 2 of the General Rules of Foreign Trade for 2023 (6), they must upload in the aforementioned link (URL), in .pdf files, the documentation required below, in order to carry out the verification of compliance with requirements, under the following terms:

I.

Be Mexican by birth in full exercise of their rights.

Applicants must present a birth certificate issued by the corresponding Civil Registry with an issue date not older than one year.

In the event that the birth certificate was issued by a Mexican Embassy or Consulate abroad, applicants must present a certified copy thereof; and in the case of having been issued in a language other than Spanish, they must accompany the corresponding translation and apostille.

The above, without prejudice to the information that the National Customs Agency of Mexico may request from competent authorities to corroborate the truthfulness of what is stated by applicants.

II.

Not have been convicted by a final judgment for an intentional crime and in the case of having been a customs broker or customs agent, their license has not been cancelled or extinguished.

Applicants must present a letter under oath of truth duly signed with a date on the day of their presentation, addressed to the General Legal Directorate of Customs of the National Customs Agency of Mexico, through which they state: not having been convicted by a final judgment for an intentional crime, nor having been a customs broker or customs agent, or in case of having been one, stating that their license has not been cancelled or extinguished.

The above, without prejudice to the information that the National Customs Agency of Mexico may request from competent authorities to corroborate the truthfulness of what is stated by applicants.

III.

Not be a public servant, except in the case of elected positions, nor be an active duty military member.

Applicants must present a letter under oath of truth duly signed with a date on the day of their presentation, addressed to the General Legal Directorate of Customs of the National Customs Agency of Mexico, through which they state: not being a public servant, except in the case of elected positions, nor being an active duty military member.

The above, without prejudice to the information that the National Customs Agency of Mexico may request from competent authorities to corroborate the truthfulness of what is stated by applicants.

IV.

Not have kinship by consanguinity in a direct line without limitation of degree and collateral up to the fourth degree, nor by affinity, with the administrator of the customs office of assignment of the license.

Applicants must present a letter under oath of truth duly signed with a date on the day of their presentation, addressed to the General Legal Directorate of Customs of the National Customs Agency of Mexico, through which they state that they do not have kinship by consanguinity in a direct line without limitation of degree and collateral up to the fourth degree, nor by affinity, with the head of the customs office of assignment of the license.

The above, without prejudice to the information that the National Customs Agency of Mexico may request from competent authorities to corroborate the truthfulness of what is stated by applicants.

V.

Have a professional degree or its equivalent in terms of the law on the matter.

Applicants must present a Bachelor's level Professional Degree, duly registered with the General Directorate of Professions of the Ministry of Public Education.

In the event of having a Professional Degree issued abroad, applicants must present a certified copy of the official document of revalidation of the Professional Degree issued by the General Directorate of Accreditation, Incorporation and Revalidation of the Ministry of Public Education.

Under no circumstances will a Professional Degree issued abroad be accepted without its corresponding revalidation of studies in Mexico, therefore, certificates or requests for revalidation processing will not be valid.

The above, without prejudice to the information that the National Customs Agency of Mexico may request from competent authorities, in order to corroborate the truthfulness of what is stated by applicants. For this effect, based on article 233 of the Regulations of the Customs Law (7), it will be understood that the requirement of having a professional degree or its equivalent is not satisfied when it has been presented for the obtaining of the license and has turned out to be false or non-existent.

VI.

Have experience in customs matters, greater than five years.

Applicants must present a document with an updated date, with which they credibly prove to have experience in customs matters, greater than 5 years.

Such certificate must be issued by a company, registered in the importer and exporter registry of the Tax Administration Service or customs broker or agency, addressed to the General Legal Directorate of Customs of the National Customs Agency of Mexico, which continuously carries out customs and foreign trade operations, with which applicants prove that they have occupied positions related to said activities for more than 5 years.

The aforementioned certificate must be signed by the customs broker, manager, director, or person with an analogous position, in which they detail the functions performed by the applicants, the time they worked or have been working, and the location data of the signatory, such as phone number and email.

They may also present a certificate of inscription in the importer and exporter registry of the Tax Administration Service, addressed to the General Legal Directorate of Customs of the National Customs Agency of Mexico, stating that they are an importer/exporter of goods and services. The registration in the importer and exporter registry must be valid and have an age greater than five years.

Likewise, they may present as a certificate master's or doctoral degrees in customs and foreign trade matters with an issue date greater than five years, or those that certify them as professors in said matters at a minimum bachelor's level for more than 5 years.

The above, without prejudice to the information that the National Customs Agency of Mexico may request from competent authorities, companies, and corresponding agencies, to corroborate the truthfulness of what is stated by applicants.

VII.

Be registered in the federal taxpayer registry, and demonstrate being up to date in the fulfillment of their tax obligations.

Applicants must present the opinion of compliance with tax obligations in a positive sense issued by the Tax Administration Service, up to the day of their presentation, in terms of article 32-D, penultimate paragraph of the Federal Tax Code (8).

The above, without prejudice to the information that the National Customs Agency of Mexico may request from competent authorities to corroborate the truthfulness of what is stated by applicants.

VIII.

Pass the knowledge exam conducted by the customs authority and a psychotechnical exam.

Applicants must present and pass with a minimum score of 85 points out of 100, in the knowledge exam, in order to be able to take the psychotechnical exam.

Inexcusably, applicants must accredit all the evaluations referred to in the preceding paragraph, in order to proceed with the continuity of the process.

Under no circumstances will knowledge and psychotechnical exams that have been conducted by the customs authority on applicants prior to the publication of this CALL be taken into account, whether under the procedure for obtaining a customs broker license through a different CALL, or by procedure for obtaining a customs broker license by substitution.

CHAPTER II

PHASES

This CALL will be developed in the following phases:

A.

Publication and dissemination.

This CALL will be published in the Official Gazette of the Federation.

B.

Registration and enrollment of applicants.

Registration and enrollment will begin on the same day of the publication of this CALL in the Official Gazette of the Federation and will last inexcusably five business days (including the day of its publication) without any extension.

For the registration and enrollment process, applicants must have their valid advanced electronic signature certificate, issued by the Tax Administration Service, and register online at the link (URL) https://intra.anam.gob.mx/convocatoria_aa The applicant must register their personal data and upload in PDF format, with a maximum weight of 5 MB per file, the documents that prove compliance with the requirements established in this CALL, with the exception of the receipt of payment of Rights for the concept of exam for customs broker applicant, which will be presented once their application has been accepted and notified.

For the optimal functioning of the registration system, it is recommended to use the following browsers:

Internet Explorer 10 or higher.

Firefox 30.0 or higher.

Safari 6.1 or higher.

Chrome 27.0 or higher.

For the purposes of the aforementioned numeral, a maximum of 100 applications per day will be received.

If on a day there were fewer than 100 registered applications, the missing ones from that day will be accumulated to the next day, and so on.

During the application registration period, the system will be available from 9:00 hrs. each day and will close at the moment when the maximum number of applications allowed per day has been registered or at 19:00 hrs. The time zone used is that of Mexico City.

Once the documentation has been reviewed and validated, applicants will receive a communication electronically, indicating that their application was admissible and they will be called to take the knowledge exam of this CALL or a request to remedy any unmet requirement, for which they will have a period of five business days to do so, from the next business day after the notification takes effect, in terms of article 135 of the Federal Tax Code (9). Failure to remedy the request within the established period will result in the inadmissibility of the application and, in case original documents were presented, the return of the documentation exhibited by the applicant. The above will be communicated to applicants through a letter issued by the General Legal Directorate of Customs of the National Customs Agency of Mexico, notified electronically.

C.

Application of the knowledge exam.

The application of the knowledge exam will be practiced only once and will be in charge of the General Legal Directorate of Customs of the National Customs Agency of Mexico, at the venue and schedule determined by the customs authority. The above will be communicated to applicants electronically.

Under no circumstances can the knowledge exam be taken at a venue, date, or time different from the established one, nor will excuses for absence of any kind be accepted.

To have the right to take the exam, applicants must attend punctually at the venue, date, and schedule established, presenting the receipt of payment of Rights for the concept of exam for customs broker applicant (said payment will not be returned under any circumstances, even if the application is deemed inadmissible), and accredit their identity with any of the following documents: valid voter ID; professional ID with photograph or valid passport.

The knowledge exam will be composed of five modules, which will value the following:

a)

General knowledge of Customs Law and Foreign Trade (Political Constitution of the United Mexican States; International Treaties in customs and foreign trade matters (Free Trade Agreement between the United States of America, the United Mexican States, and Canada, published in the Official Gazette of the Federation on June 29, 2020; Framework Agreement of the Pacific Alliance, published in the Official Gazette of the Federation on July 17, 2015; Additional Protocol to the Framework Agreement of the Pacific Alliance, published in the Official Gazette of the Federation on January 15, 2016; Decision 2/2000 of the Joint Council of the Interim Agreement on Trade and Related Trade Matters between the United Mexican States and the European Community, published in the Official Gazette of the Federation on June 26, 2000); Customs Law and its Regulations, Foreign Trade Law and its Regulations; Law on General Import and Export Taxes; General Rules of Foreign Trade for 2023 and their procedure forms).

b)

General and Complementary Rules of the Law on General Import and Export Taxes.

c)

Tariff Classification.

d)

Analysis of customs declarations and their annexes.

e)

Practical case of Foreign Trade operations.

Each of the five modules will have a value of 20 points giving a total of 100 points. The final grade of the knowledge exam will be calculated by evaluating individually the five modules indicated, and adding the results obtained in each one, therefore, to obtain an approving result, applicants must obtain a minimum grade of 85 out of 100 points.

In case of not passing the knowledge exam with the requested score, or of not having taken it, it will be considered not approved, proceeding to conclude the application and, in case original documents were presented, the return of the documentation exhibited by the applicant. The above will be communicated to applicants through a letter issued by the General Legal Directorate of Customs of the National Customs Agency of Mexico, notified electronically.

D.

Application of psychotechnical exam.

In case applicants obtain an approved result in the knowledge exam, they will be notified electronically, day and hour for the application of the psychotechnical exam (medical-toxicological evaluations, polygraph, socioeconomic environment, and psychological), which will be in charge of the Evaluation Directorate of the National Customs Agency of Mexico.

To have the right to take the evaluation, applicants must attend punctually at the venue, date, and schedule established and accredit their identity with any of the following documents: valid voter ID; professional ID with photograph or valid passport.

Under no circumstances can the psychotechnical exam be taken at a venue, date, or time different from the one established by the General Directorate of Evaluation of the National Customs Agency of Mexico, nor will excuses for absence of any kind be accepted.

It is the responsibility of applicants to appear on the date and time indicated to take the psychotechnical exam.

The requirements of the psychotechnical exam will be communicated to applicants electronically 30 natural days before its application; and, at the moment the applicant presents themselves, they will be informed of the procedures and indications of the evaluation.

Likewise, the results of these evaluations will be made known to the applicants electronically, 10 business days after their application.

In the event that the psychotechnical exam is not passed, or has not been taken, it will be considered not passed, proceeding to conclude the application and, in the event that original documents were presented, to the return of the documentation exhibited by the applicant. The foregoing will be made known to the applicant persons through an official letter issued by the General Legal Directorate of Customs of the National Customs Agency of Mexico, notified electronically.

E.

Granting of customs broker patent.

In the event that the applicant persons fully comply with the BASES, PHASES AND OTHER PROVISIONS indicated in CHAPTERS I, II and III of this CALL, as well as with the requirements provided for in article 159 of the current Customs Law, the granting of a customs broker patent will proceed, prior to payment of Fees, for the issuance of a customs broker patent, under article 51 fraction II of the current Federal Rights Law (10),

in relation to the procedure sheet 40/LA of Annex 2 of the General Rules of Foreign Trade for 2023 (11).

It should be noted that, the customs broker patent is personal and non-transferable, and will be granted to the interested party, within a period not exceeding four months counted from the notification of the official letter that will be issued by the General Legal Directorate of Customs of the National Customs Agency of Mexico, through which, the applicant persons will be informed of having strictly complied with the BASES, PHASES AND OTHER PROVISIONS indicated in CHAPTERS I, II, III of this CALL, as well as with the requirements provided for in article 159 of the current Customs Law.

Once the official letter of obtaining a customs broker patent is notified, the applicant persons to whom the patent has been granted, will have 20 business days counted from when the notification of said official letter takes effect, to request its publication in the Official Journal of the Federation, under the warning that, if not formalized in this way, the agreement will become void and the customs broker patent will be cancelled.

On the next business day following the publication of the granting of the customs broker patent in the Official Journal of the Federation, it will be activated.

CHAPTER III

OTHER PROVISIONS

For those applicants to obtain a customs broker patent who through an amparo trial have been granted the protection of federal justice based on article 73 of the Amparo Law (principle of relativity of amparo judgments) (12), and in compliance with the writ, a CALL directed to the complainant has been issued in their favor and published in the Official Journal of the Federation, they must be subject to the BASES, PHASES, STAGES and procedure of the same, without being able to participate and register in this CALL.

For those applicants for the amparo trial who seek to have a CALL issued and be able to participate in the BASES, PHASES AND OTHER PROVISIONS indicated in CHAPTERS I, II, III of this CALL, to obtain a customs broker patent, and who still at the moment that this CALL is published have not obtained a favorable final judgment, they must be subject to this CALL, since that is the claim of the complainants.

It is specified that, the results obtained in the evaluations of the knowledge and psychotechnical exams, are definitive, unappealable and confidential, so the applicant persons accept the conditions established for their application from the moment of their participation in this CALL.

For the conduct of the knowledge and psychotechnical exams, the applicant persons will not be able to introduce any documentation, nor use cell phones, computers, tablets, or any other electronic device.

Non-compliance with the BASES, PHASES AND OTHER PROVISIONS indicated in CHAPTERS I, II and III of this CALL, as well as any irregularity that the applicant persons present during the development of the same, will result in the cancellation of their application. The foregoing will be made known to the applicant persons through an official letter issued by the General Legal Directorate of Customs of the National Customs Agency of Mexico, notified electronically.

It is the responsibility of the applicant persons to provide their personal data, as well as the requirements requested in this CALL, with truthfulness, authenticity and precision. If the existence or authenticity of the documentation presented by the applicant persons is not accredited at the time of the documentary review, or if it is not exhibited for comparison on the date, time and place indicated, the applicant persons will be notified electronically by official letter issued by the General Legal Directorate of Customs of the National Customs Agency of Mexico, the reason for inappropriateness, leaving the application without effect and proceeding, in the event that original documents were presented, to the return of the same.

This CALL will be developed in strict compliance with the applicable regulations and the principles of legality, transparency, objectivity, impartiality and efficiency.

Mexico City on June 15, 2023. - The Head of the National Customs Agency of Mexico, Lic. Rafael Fernando Marín Mollinedo .- Rubric.

BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR THE KNOWLEDGE EXAM

1. Political Constitution of the United Mexican States in force as of April 30, 2023.

2. International Treaties on customs and foreign trade matters (Free Trade Agreement between the United States of America, the United Mexican States and Canada, published in the Official Journal of the Federation on June 29, 2020; Framework Agreement of the Pacific Alliance, published in the Official Journal of the Federation on July 17, 2015; Additional Protocol to the Framework Agreement of the Pacific Alliance, published in the DOF on January 15, 2016; Decision 2/2000 of the Joint Council of the Interim Agreement on Trade and Related Trade Matters between the United Mexican States and the European Community, published in the Official Journal of the Federation on June 26, 2000).

3. Customs Law and its Regulations in force as of April 30, 2023.

4. Foreign Trade Law and its Regulations in force as of April 30, 2023.

5. Law on General Import and Export Taxes in force as of April 30, 2023.

6. General Rules of Foreign Trade for 2023 and their procedure sheets.

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Article 116. Confidential information is considered to be that which contains personal data concerning an identified or identifiable person.

Confidential information will not be subject to any time limit and only the holders of it, their representatives and the Public Servants authorized for it will have access to it.

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Article 113. Confidential information is considered:

I. That which contains personal data concerning an identified or identifiable natural person;

[...]

Confidential information will not be subject to any time limit and only the holders of it, their representatives and the Public Servants authorized for it will have access to it.

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Article 3. For the purposes of this Law, it will be understood by:

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IX. Personal Data: Any information concerning an identified or identifiable natural person. A person is considered identifiable when their identity can be determined directly or indirectly through any information;

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ARTICLE 159. A customs broker is the natural person authorized by the Tax Administration Service, through a patent, to promote on behalf of others the clearance of goods, under the different customs regimes provided for in this Law.

To obtain the customs broker patent, the interested parties must comply with the guidelines indicated in the Call published for this purpose in the Official Journal of the Federation, as well as with the following requirements:

I. Be Mexican by birth in full exercise of their rights.

II. Not have been convicted by a final judgment for an intentional crime and in the case of having been a customs agent or representative, their patent has not been cancelled or extinguished.

III. (Repealed).

IV. Not be a public servant, except for elected positions, nor active military personnel.

V. Not have kinship by blood in a straight line without limitation of degree and collateral up to the fourth degree, nor by affinity, with the customs administrator of the patent's assignment.

VI. Have a professional degree or its equivalent in terms of the law on the matter.

VII. Have experience in customs matters, greater than five years.

VIII. Be registered in the federal taxpayer registry, and demonstrate being up to date in the fulfillment of their tax obligations.

IX. Pass the knowledge exam conducted by the customs authority and a psychotechnical exam.

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Article 51. For the services indicated below that are provided to applicants to obtain a patent of customs broker, authorization of legal representative, of customs auditor, of customs broker's mandatary or of customs agency and to customs brokers or customs agencies, fees will be paid according to the following quotas:

For the exam for applicant to customs broker, legal representative or customs auditor

....................................................... $11,794.72, updated according to procedure sheet 38/LA of Annex 2 of the General Rules of Foreign Trade for 2023.

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38/LA Application for the application of exams for applicants.

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Payment of fees Cost: $12,714.00 (twelve thousand seven hundred fourteen pesos 00/100 m.n.)

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Article 233. For the purposes of what is established in articles 159, second paragraph, fraction VI, and 166, inciso a) of the Law, it will be understood that the customs broker does not satisfy the requirement of having a professional degree or its equivalent, when any of them has been presented for the obtaining of the patent and has turned out to be false or non-existent.

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Article 32-D.

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Taxpayers who require obtaining the opinion of compliance with tax obligations to carry out any commercial or service operation, to obtain subsidies and incentives, to carry out any tax procedure or obtain any authorization in internal taxes matters, including those of foreign trade, as well as for contracting by acquisition of goods, leasing, service provision and public works that they are going to carry out with the subjects indicated in the first paragraph of this article, must do so through the procedure established by the Tax Administration Service and the federal tax authorities in social security matters, through the general rules of character.

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Article 135. Notifications will take effect on the next business day after they were made and when practicing them, a copy of the administrative act to be notified must be provided to the interested party. When the notification is made directly by the tax authorities or by third parties enabled, the date on which it is carried out must be indicated, obtaining the name and signature of the person with whom the diligence is understood. If this person refuses to one or the other, it will be recorded in the notification act.

The manifestation made by the interested party or their legal representative of knowing the administrative act, will take effect of notification from the date on which it is manifested to have had such knowledge, if this is prior to that in which the notification should take effect according to the previous paragraph.

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Article 51. For the services indicated below that are provided to applicants to obtain a patent of customs broker, authorization of legal representative, of customs auditor, of customs broker's mandatary or of customs agency and to customs brokers or customs agencies, fees will be paid according to the following quotas:

[...]

II.- For the issuance of the customs broker patent ..................................... $23,585.97, updated according to procedure sheet 40/LA of Annex 2 of the General Rules of Foreign Trade for 2023.

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40/LA Application for the "Agreement for the granting of customs broker patent"

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Payment of fees Cost: $25,423.00 (twenty-five thousand four hundred twenty-three pesos 00/100 m.n.).

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Article 73. The judgments pronounced in amparo trials will only deal with the particular individuals or private or official legal entities that have requested it, limiting themselves to protect and protect them, if appropriate, in the special case on which the lawsuit revolves...

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