Ley sobre los derechos de importación

Abstract

The image contains news about the Law on Import Duties, which seeks to standardize import duties in the country's authorized ports, with the purpose of promoting both national and international trade and preventing fraud at customs. The law classifies goods into six categories to facilitate the application of duties. These categories range from products such as medicines, paper, and textiles to alcoholic beverages, meats, and manufactured goods. Import duties vary depending on the type of merchandise and the origin of the shipment, whether national or foreign, with specific rates for each case. The law also contemplates the appointment of merchandise evaluators in each authorized port, who must take an oath to perform their duties with diligence and fidelity. News published in El Constitucional. April 20, 1826.