What duty the equipment you are importing pays

It is good for one concrete thing, and it is worth saying plainly: before quoting a project, a supplier has to know what the equipment it will produce with actually costs, and that cost does not come from the manufacturer invoice but from the machine tariff line. Here is the map of where to look — capital goods in Annex III, information technology and telecommunications in Annex IV, used goods in Annexes VI to VIII — and how long the permission that makes a zero tariff possible lasts: 31 December 2028, under Mercosur's Decisión 8/21. thesis And there is a crossing point that makes this table more important than it looks: joining the RIGI supplier regime is said to exempt import duties on inputs, parts and capital goods — which would make this table exactly the bill that joining wipes out. ⚠️ But we have not read that exemption in the decree, and we do not take it as given here. The only source we have is the Secretaría de Industria's frequently-asked-questions document, which is explanatory material and already failed once on this same regime: it said the 20% local content is calculated «on the amount allocated to suppliers» while Decreto 749/2024 says «allocated to paying suppliers of goods and works», with services excluded. Of the decree's sections actually opened first-hand (3(f), 47(l), 49, 50 and 51) none deals with the customs benefit. ⇒ until the section creating the supplier registry is opened and the exemption read there, the crossing point is not published as fact. thesis