tariff fraction · LIGIE / TIGIE

Mexican Tariff (TIGIE)

  • 11,452Tariff lines
  • 12%average
  • 4,913Free
  • US$563.5bnImports 2024

The Mexican Tariff (TIGIE) has 11,452 10-digit lines across 96 chapters; this version (LIGIE / TIGIE) is in force from 14 October 2026.

4,913 lines are duty-free and 50 carry a specific or compound duty; the average percentage rate is 12% and the highest 210.4%.

Mexico imported goods worth US$563.5bn in 2024.

About the Mexico tariff

Mexico’s tariff is the Tarifa de la Ley de los Impuestos Generales de Importación y de Exportación (TIGIE, often called LIGIE), published in Spanish. Codes have 10 digits: the 8-digit tariff fraction (fracción arancelaria) and a 2-digit statistical number (NICO).

The page shows the MFN import duty and the export duty as published by the Ministry of Economy (SNICE). Preferential rates under Mexico’s trade agreements, trade remedies, quotas and VAT are not shown. The tariff changes by decree.

Chapters 96

Questions and answers

How many digits does a tariff fraction have?

10 digits. The first six are the international HS code.