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Infrastructure
Nogales location affords lengthy
but acceptable access to US I-10. Roads through the city are narrow, yet
access to the four industrial areas can be tortuous. Truck rates are low,
service can be unreliable. Water, electricity, and gas are available in the
industrial park. Water pressure is often low, lines can become clogged with
sediment during the rainy season.
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Customs
The crossing at Nogales is antiquated
and extremely limited for passenger and commercial needs. Inadequate customs
staffing on both sides does translate into delays up to one hour.
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Locations
The better community for US - based
personnel is Sierra Vista, Arizona, thirty-five minutes from the border
crossing and principally a service town for the US Army Post, Fort Huachuca.
Many executive still commute the 60 miles one-way to Tucson. The best freight
and air facilities in the region are in Tucson.
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Taxes
Nogales maquilas Pay State of
Sonora taxes, roughly 2% additional of the base wage paid per worker, in
addition to base and additional compensation.
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