Truckers Complain About Customs Offices in the RegionRegional freight transportation businessmen in Guatemala will meet to discuss abuses in fees and other procedures at several customs offices on the isthmus.Monday, July 22, 2013
As reported by Benjamin Castro, president of the Chamber of Honduran Cargo Transporters, carriers also hope to meet with the Tax Authority (SAT), to discuss other problems they are experiencing in the country. "They are issuing arrest warrants for us for overdue processes or because of errors that may have been made by the agency," he said. Source: sigloxxi.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Heavy Customs Bureaucracy in GuatemalaMarch 2016 Businessmen have complained to the Executive office about the slowness and inefficiency of customs inspections of the country, where containers are retained for up to 15 days. Customs Offices in Costa Rica: A Thorn in its SideNovember 2014 Exporters claim that the lack of staff at border posts at certain times of the day is slowing the processes for customs clearance, security and sanitation issues. Delays Continue at Customs Offices in El SalvadorMay 2014 Problems persist in the process of reviewing merchandise at the border posts in Amatillo and La Hachadura causing delays to cargo trucks. Carriers Prepare Lawsuit Against El SalvadorJanuary 2014 The regional union is bringing charges to the Central American Court of Justice over what it considers to be undue customs fees in El Salvador.
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