Mexico: Everything you need to know about electronic accounting records

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Mexico: Everything you need to know about electronic accounting records

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Gustavo Gómez, of EY Mexico, provides an overview of electronic accounting records processes in Mexico, including how to make submissions, and an update on related litigation surrounding the protection of taxpayer information.

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