Mexico’s National Customs Agency (ANAM) announced that it collected 131,065.64 million pesos (mdp) in cash flow in October 2025 , representing a real increase of 6.6% compared to the same month last year, according to data from the Customs Operation Dashboard
According to the report, the Special Tax on Production and Services (IEPS) showed a 68.1% increase during the tenth month of the year compared to October 2024, totaling 25,446.4 million pesos. In contrast, the Value Added Tax (VAT) contracted by 3.6% , reaching 85,820 million dollars.
Transactions in October 2025 totaled 1,943,797 , an increase of 2% over the same month last year; customs declarations grew 1.7% , with 989,046.
In terms of revenue by customs type, those located on the northern border showed declines in the reference cycle, with a real decrease of 0.6%, registering 39,617.70 million pesos.
Inland customs offices performed positively in October of this year, with a real increase of 10.9% and a cash flow collection of 23,781.68 million pesos; while maritime customs offices grew 10%, with 67,457.75 million pesos.
During the period, Manzanillo collected 16,091.73 million pesos, a real decrease of 20.6%; Veracruz registered 12,407.77 million pesos, representing an increase of 7.6%. Meanwhile, Nuevo Laredo obtained 18,681.11 million pesos, a real decrease of 5.3%.
Cumulative total, with positive figures
During the period January-October 2025, ANAM reported an accumulated cash flow of one trillion 204 billion 841.10 million pesos, a real increase of 16.2% compared to the same period in 2024.
Compared to the same period last year, VAT registered an increase of 10.2%, with 828,769.9 million pesos; while the IEPS showed a growth of 48.6%, totaling 200,418.7 million pesos.
The total number of transactions was 18 million 078 thousand 698, a decrease of 2.3%; and the number of customs declarations totaled nine million 077 thousand 150, a drop of 3.8 percent.
October’s revenue collection showed positive results, even amidst the process of approval and publication of the new Customs Law, which will come into effect on January 1, 2026.
Among the main changes in the new regulations are strengthening oversight and combating tax evasion, which would translate into increased federal revenue . It also seeks to implement new obligations for importers and customs brokers, including the digitization of documents and the electronic transmission of information.
