Overview
- Deputies approved the Senate’s changes 343–123 and sent the decree to the Executive for publication in the Diario Oficial de la Federación.
- The reforms will take effect on January 1, 2026, with procedures and timelines to be set in a forthcoming Reglamento and General Rules.
- A new Customs Council is created and oversight is centralized with concurrent powers for SAT and ANAM, including authority over authorizations and data analysis agreements.
- Controls add electronic pedimento files with CFDI and carta porte, real-time video monitoring and traceability, a broader catalog of infractions, and tighter rules on temporary imports.
- Customs broker lifetime patents are eliminated in favor of 20‑year terms and broader joint liability across supply‑chain actors, drawing opposition warnings of burdens as industry group Concamin voiced support.