ARTICLE · 02 DECEMBER 2024

Los Retos De Nearshoring, Softlanding Y Programa IMMEX En México

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Sabemos que hay chinos que quieren crear empresas en México y autorizarlas en el programa IMMEX.

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Sabemos que hay chinos que quieren crear empresas en México y autorizarlas en el programa IMMEX. Estos son tiempos interesantes. Dicen que van a llegar miles de empresas de China por el fenómeno de Nearshoring. Se puso sexy México y nosotros tenemos esta alternativa de Softlanding en México, con clientes con Softlanding funcionando de China, Europa y Sudamérica. Justamente ayudar a nuestros clientes del Softlanding nos ha llevado a identificar la desinformación que existe al entender la autorización del Programa de Importaciones Temporales en México (IMMEX), sus ventajas y ahorros en impuestos.

Por eso decidimos hacer este post, para explicar qué es el IMMEX y qué les sugerimos hacer para tomar una decisión informada sobre pasos a seguir en México.

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