- Mexico plans to introduce an 8% special indirect tax on video games with violent or adult content starting in 2026.
- The tax will apply to both physical and digital video games classified as violent, extreme, or adult (classifications C and D).
- The measure targets both domestic and overseas digital service providers, distributors, and platform operators.
- The aim is to discourage younger people from consuming violent or adult video game content.
- Tax collection responsibilities will include both domestic and foreign digital platform intermediaries.
Source: 1stopvat.com
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