- Tax administration announced provision for payroll electronic invoices in Mexico for 2024
- Taxpayers can correct errors or omissions in payroll CFDI issued in 2023 before 29 February 2024
- New payroll CFDI will be considered issued in 2023 if it reflects the actual payment date in 2023
- Taxpayers still need to pay any outstanding differences and surcharges
- Payroll CFDI information is important for calculating annual income tax for both taxpayers and workers.
Source: kpmg.com
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