- Mexico published decrees introducing the 2026 Federal Revenue Law and major tax reforms, including e-invoicing and digital platform taxation.
- The new laws aim to boost compliance, fight tax evasion, and modernize tax frameworks, with stricter enforcement and penalties for false invoices.
- The Federal Revenue Law sets projected income at 5.34 trillion pesos, provides sector incentives, and details public finance management.
- Special taxes are updated for tobacco, sugary drinks, video games, and gambling, with higher rates and new rules for digital and foreign providers.
- Digital platform reforms expand VAT and income tax withholding, require e-invoicing for all transactions, and increase reporting obligations, especially for nonresidents.
Source: regfollower.com
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