Electronic Invoicing in Mexico (CFDI): New SAT Requirements for Technology Platforms and the Fuel Sector
- Starting May 1, 2026, technology platforms operating in Mexico must provide the SAT with permanent online access to their tax and operational information, a measure aimed at strengthening real-time oversight and requiring significant system adaptations for compliance.
- From April 24, 2026, taxpayers selling fuels must include a new hydrocarbons and petroleum products supplement in their CFDIs, a mechanism designed to enhance traceability in the fuel market and combat illicit practices.
- These new obligations are part of Mexico’s evolving electronic invoicing (CFDI) system, which, under CFDI 4.0, already mandates strict data validation and requires companies to adapt their systems for various complements (e.g., payments, foreign trade, payroll) to ensure compliance with the Tax Administration Service (SAT) regulations.
Source Edicom
Mexico Publishes CFDI Instructions with Hydrocarbons Invoicing Supplement
- Mexico published instructions for filling out the CFDI, now including the Hydrocarbons invoicing supplement.
- The guidance explains how to complete this add-on and provides examples to clarify field entries.
Source: sovos.com
Briefing Document: Electronic Invoicing and Real-Time Reporting in Mexico (CFDI) – VATupdate
- See also
- Join the Linkedin Group on Global E-Invoicing/E-Reporting/SAF-T Developments, click HERE
- Join the LinkedIn Group on ”VAT in the Digital Age” (VIDA), click HERE
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