- In Mexico, fiscalization through the CFDI system is mandatory for all taxpayers engaged in economic activities, including large corporations and small businesses, to ensure all taxable transactions are digitally certified and traceable. Exemptions exist for individuals without business activities, certain low-income or rural sellers, and some service providers. The system applies to all types of taxation, with a focus on VAT, and is required regardless of business size or type.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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