Russian companies will pay tariffs only for violating anti-dumping rules, it said.
"The bad news is that maquiladoras are going to have to start paying tariffs," she said.
Importers of such garments often avoid paying tariffs, and the imports come to the consumer virtually tax-free.
Companies that develop solar power projects in the United States would not welcome paying tariffs on panels that might exceed 100 percent of the wholesale price.
In 2010 the presidents finally agreed on a common customs code, to avoid outside goods having to pay tariffs more than once.In this section Mercosur RIP?
But a Tea Party group in the United States, the Institute for Liberty, has vigorously defended the freedom of a giant Indonesian paper company to sell its wares to Americans without paying tariffs.
Ghosn's remarks reflect growing concern among global carmakers that Britain could be heading towards a so-called hard Brexit, which would leave them paying tariffs to export UK-assembled cars to EU markets.
Sir James Dyson, the billionaire inventor, has said it would not be a "catastrophe" if Britain cannot agree a deal to remain part of the European single market and has to pay tariffs on exported goods.
When Cargill Inc. disclosed a plan in May to import Brazilian ethanol by way of Central America to avoid paying tariffs, Ron Obermoller, the president of the Minnesota Corn Growers Association, described it as an example of how "some interests are helping Brazil pull ahead of us in our own game".
Outside of the customs union, we may have to pay tariffs and would certainly have to comply with the rules of origin – a bureaucratic procedure to show where all the components in a product come from – when we export into the EU market.
The British government says it will get the right deal but some businesses, especially those that export most of their finished products to the continent, are worried they may have to pay tariffs to sell goods into EU markets once Britain leaves.
