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But many countries bypass that by placing a VAT or GST
Posted on: December 1, 2016 at 14:47:23 CT
Spanky KU
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on goods manufactured abroad to get around Free Trade Agreements.
As I showed above, Mexico charges 15% VAT on all goods that cross from the US to Mexico despite NAFTA.
Canada places a 5% GST on everything entering their county from the US and the Provinces tack on a VAT (despite NAFTA)
We don't charge Canada or Mexican goods ANYTHING for importing into the US. Is that fair for US manufacturers?
Edited by Spanky at 14:47:42 on 12/01/16
As I showed above, Mexico charges 15% VAT on all goods that cross from the US to Mexico despite NAFTA.
Canada places a 5% GST on everything entering their county from the US and the Provinces tack on a VAT (despite NAFTA)
We don't charge Canada or Mexican goods ANYTHING for importing into the US. Is that fair for US manufacturers?
Edited by Spanky at 14:47:42 on 12/01/16
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