Mexico tax news
AskColm has 11 articles tagged Mexico, drawn from over 130 tax sources. The most recent is dated 1 October 2026.
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Revoked PACs in Mexico: What to Do and How to Protect Your Invoicing
Mexico's tax authority (SAT) has the power to revoke the authorisation of PACs (Proveedores Autorizados de Certificación), the certified providers that stamp and validate CFDI electronic invoices. When a PAC is revoked, businesses using that provider face immediate operational and…
Level 2 Bis Account and the New Landscape for Digital Identification in Mexico
Mexico has introduced identification, liveness test, biometric and remote-opening requirements for the Level 2 Bis Account, reshaping the framework for digital identification in the country.
Latin America focus: TP trends in an era of heightened tax controversy
Transfer pricing controversy is intensifying across Latin America as tax authorities in Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, and other jurisdictions bolster audit capabilities and align domestic rules more closely with OECD standards. Brazil's landmark TP reform adopting the arm's length principle is…
Mexico Unveils 2027 Economic Package
Mexico has unveiled its 2027 Economic Package, outlining the government's fiscal and budgetary proposals for the coming year. The package is expected to include tax measures and revenue projections that will shape Mexico's tax landscape, with implications for corporate and…
Mexico’s SAT Refreshes the Official Register of Foreign Digital Service Providers Liable to VAT
Mexico's tax authority SAT has published an updated official register of foreign digital service providers required to collect and remit VAT on supplies made to Mexican consumers. Non-resident platforms and digital service companies that have registered under Mexico's digital services…
Petition Summary: Certain Linear Hydraulic Cylinders and Parts Thereof from Canada, China, India, Mexico, and South Korea
A trade petition has been filed seeking antidumping and/or countervailing duty investigations into imports of certain linear hydraulic cylinders and parts from Canada, China, India, Mexico, and South Korea. The petition alleges that these imports are being sold at less…
Taxes and the 2026 World Cup: FIFA is the Real Winner
This article examines the tax arrangements surrounding the 2026 FIFA World Cup hosted across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. It highlights how FIFA, as an international non-profit, typically negotiates significant tax exemptions from host nations, including exemptions from corporate…
Mexico Tax Court Clarifies Contributions and Dividends
Mexico's Tax Court has issued a ruling clarifying the tax treatment of capital contributions and dividends, providing guidance on how these transactions are characterized for tax purposes. The decision addresses distinctions between contributions to equity and dividend distributions, which has…
The U.S. Declined to Renew USMCA – What Importers Must Do Now
The U.S. has declined to renew USMCA preferential trade provisions, creating significant compliance risks for importers relying on duty-free treatment under the agreement. Importers must urgently review origin determinations, tariff classifications, and supply chain documentation to assess exposure. Goods that…
Mexico Bans VAT Credits for Insurance Indemnification Costs
Mexico has introduced a ban preventing businesses from claiming VAT input tax credits on costs related to insurance indemnification payments. The measure targets situations where companies sought to recover VAT on expenses reimbursed through insurance claims, effectively treating indemnification proceeds…
Failing to Renew the USMCA Would Increase Tariff Uncertainty and Harm Americans
The article examines the consequences of failing to renew the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), arguing that non-renewal would significantly increase tariff uncertainty and harm American consumers, businesses, and the broader economy. The USMCA governs trade relationships between the three North…