Ni-95-036. Legal Framework of International Business

General objective of the Course
A detailed course which emphasises the structure of Mexican Legislation as related to international Trade, as well as presenting relevant parts of the legislative systems of Mexico’s principal trading partners. An overview of the International Free Trade Agreements will lead to a discussion of how to manage competitive advantages going global. At the end of the course a brief overlook to Special Programs to promote Export activities will demonstrate how Mexican enterprises could develop areas of competitiveness.
Content of the Course

  1. Introduction to Foreign Trade and the Law System
  1. Foreign Trade
  2. Financial source
  3. Taxes elements and contributions
  1. Economical and political frames
  1. Commercial and custom duties politics
  2. Nomenclatures and customs duty.
  3. International terms of commerce
  4. Duty values
  1. Customs rights
  1. Foreign trade law
  2. Customs law
  3. Related regulations and laws
  1. Barrier and Regulations non customs duty
  1. Custom Duty preferences
  1. TLC and commercial agreements
  2. Export process and commercial opportunities
  3. Export promotion program
  4. Commercial Balance

Lecturer Profile
The lecturer will have no less than 10 years of experience within the International Trade arena. He will account with a Master Degree in any area and with courses, certificates programs and diploma courses about law systems for international trade operations.
Bibliography
Cruz Miramontes, Rodolfo, El TLC: Controversias, soluciones y otros temas anexos, Mc Graw Hill.
Hernández Ramírez, Laura, Comercialización internacional de los servicios en México. Marco Jurídico, Mc Graw Hill.
Kozolchyk, Boris, El derecho comercial ante el libre comercio y el desarrollo económico, Mc Graw Hill
Martínez Vera, Rogelio, Legislación del Comercio exterior, Mc Graw Hill
Witker Velázquez, Jorge, Introducción a la valoración aduanera de las mercancías, Mc Graw Hill