The Chile package operates on the Chilean market with compliance with the Servicio de Impuestos Internos (SII), electronic invoicing with electronic boleta or electronic invoice as applicable, recipient identification with RUT (Rol Único Tributario), 19% IVA compliance (general rate) and retención when applicable, logistics toward Santiago, Valparaíso, Antofagasta, Copiapó, Calama, Puerto Montt, Punta Arenas and the copper and lithium mining in the north. The piece is produced in Mexico with SAT invoicing and shipped toward Chile with Spanish bilingual compliance.
The Servicio de Impuestos Internos (SII) is the Chilean tax authority supervising tax compliance: it requires electronic invoicing with electronic boleta (for operations with final consumers) or electronic invoice (for operations between companies), recipient identification with RUT (Rol Único Tributario), 19% IVA breakdown (general rate), compliance with the purchases and sales information regime, and submission of Form 22 on monthly operations. Corp-Merch.MX coordinates with the corporate's accounting for electronic invoice issuance with SII stamp per SII Exempt Resolution 3318 of 2023.
The RUT (Rol Único Tributario) is the Chilean fiscal identifier equivalent to the Mexican RFC: it is composed of a correlative number and a check digit separated by a hyphen (for example 12,345,678-9). Companies issue the RUT when starting activities before the SII, and maintain it throughout their operation. Corp-Merch.MX requests the RUT of the Chilean recipient to issue the electronic invoice with complete recipient identification per SII Exempt Resolution 3318.
Chile operates three world-class extractive industries: copper mining (the largest in the world with CODELCO as the state company and BHP, Rio Tinto, Anglo American, Antofagasta Minerals and Glencore as main private operators), lithium (with SQM, Albemarle and the new National Lithium Strategy), and salmon farming (with AquaChile, Mowi, Cermaq and Salmones Austral as main operators). The Chile package handles provision for these industries with compliance with applicable labour norms: Labour Code for administrative employees, Law 16.744 on work accidents for mining operations employees, and Sanitary Regulation for salmon plant employees.
For copper mining in northern Chile (Antofagasta, Calama, Copiapó, Calera, Vallenar, La Serena, Copiapó), the Chile package handles logistics from the Mexican port of Manzanillo toward the Chilean port of Valparaíso and from there by land to the mining operation, with customs clearance at the Servicio Nacional de Aduanas (SNA) and compliance with Law 17.798 on Control of Arms and Explosives when the piece is delivered in a mining operations area. For lithium in the Salar de Atacama, compliance with the National Lithium Strategy and contracts with CODELCO and SQM requires additional coordination with the operations manager's office.
The Chile package logistics operates by sea from the Mexican port of Manzanillo toward the Chilean port of Valparaíso (Chile's main port with connection to Santiago), or from the Mexican port of Lázaro Cárdenas toward the Chilean port of San Antonio (second port by volume). For urgent shipments, the package operates by air from Mexico City International Airport (MEX) toward Santiago International Airport (SCL). The maritime transit time from Manzanillo to Valparaíso is 10 to 14 days, and the aerial transit from MEX to SCL is 8 to 10 hours.
The piece delivered in Chile requires customs clearance with the Servicio Nacional de Aduanas (SNA) with Declaración de Ingreso (DIN) when the value exceeds USD $1,000 FOB, compliance with Economic Complementation Agreement N° 41 Chile-Mexico when applicable for preferential tariffs, and 19% IVA payment on import. Corp-Merch.MX coordinates with a Chilean customs agent for simultaneous compliance.
The Chile package operates with consolidated runs and a 90 day production window before the first delivery. For Chile onboarding with runs from 50 units, the window closes 45 days before the first hire (typically 15 October for 1 January hires). For Chile commercial with runs from 100 units, the window closes 30 days before the launch. For Chile meetings with runs from 30 units, the window closes 30 days before the event. For mining and lithium with runs from 50 units, the window closes 45 days before operations start.
The unit cost varies by piece and run. As Chile budget reference: Chile onboarding box from MXN $1,500 before VAT in runs of 50; Chile sales force kit from MXN $1,200 before VAT in runs of 50; Chile councillor kit from MXN $3,000 before VAT in runs of 12; mining institutional uniform from MXN $1,400 before VAT in runs of 50. Invoicing is issued in Mexican pesos for the purchase order and in Chilean pesos (CLP) for the SII invoice with simultaneous fiscal compliance.
We handle electronic invoicing with SII stamp per Exempt Resolution 3318 of 2023, recipient RUT identification, 19% IVA breakdown, and compliance with the purchases and sales information regime.
Yes — we deliver to Antofagasta, Calama, Copiapó and La Serena with land logistics from Valparaíso port, compliance with Law 16.744 on work accidents, and coordination with the mining operations manager.
Yes — we issue ACE 41 certificate of origin when the corporate requires it to access preferential tariffs, with declaration of the rules of origin met by the supplier.
No. Corp-Merch.MX is an independent workshop for curation, production and logistics of corporate packages for companies in Mexico. The Chilean corporates mentioned are generic sector references.
Tell us the Chile activations, delivery regions, number of pieces, the Mexican RFC and the corporate's Chilean RUT. We respond with a proposal broken down by line, delivery calendar and a multi-currency quote (MXN and CLP) within 24 to 48 business hours. For deliveries to mining operations we issue a quote with Law 16.744 compliance.
Corp-Merch.MX is an independent workshop for curation, production and logistics of corporate packages for companies in Mexico. We are not a partner, sponsor or official supplier of the Chilean corporates, tax authorities or institutions mentioned on this page. The figures and suppliers mentioned are sector references included for descriptive purposes only.