- Fiscal reforms published on November 7, 2025, affect the LIF, CFF, and LIEPS, impacting financial services, insurers, digital services, tax verification, legal remedies, and CFDI.
- LIF: Limits deduction of IPAB fees to 25% for banks; removes special treatment for uncollectible loans; VAT on in-kind insurance claims is non-creditable.
- CFF: Introduces expedited home audits for suspected fake CFDIs, with quick suspension of digital seals and short defense periods; CFDIs must represent real transactions; stricter rules and penalties for fake CFDIs; changes to guarantee methods and elimination of some guarantee options.
- Digital services: Platforms must provide real-time access to tax authorities and are liable if facilitating fake CFDI transactions.
- LIEPS: Increases and adjusts special tax rates on tobacco, cigarettes, and related products.
Source: kpmg.com
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