Mexico stands alone in its tax relief response to COVID-19 Mauricio Martínez D´Meza Violante and Ricardo Gonzales Orta of Deloitte Mexico discuss why the Mexican government has opted to take an alternative approach from its international counterparts, in relation to... By Mauricio Martínez D´Meza Violante & Ricardo Gonzales Orta June 08 2020
Mexico: The subcontracting conundrum Mauricio Martínez D´Meza Violante, Ricardo Gonzalez Orta and Gerardo García Franco of Deloitte Mexico discuss how labour laws related to subcontracting in Mexico are set to undergo an evolution, which... By Mauricio Martínez D´Meza Violante & Ricardo Gonzales Orta & Gerardo García Franco April 22 2020
Mexico: Mandatory disclosure requirements to be needed for certain tax structures Ricardo Gonzales Orta and Mauricio Martínez D´Meza Violante of Deloitte Mexico discuss the SAT’s intended move towards a more thorough and transparent reporting model. By Mauricio Martínez D´Meza Violante & Ricardo Gonzales Orta February 10 2020
Mexico clamps down on TP rules Deloitte’s Simon Somohano and Eduardo Campos explain the Mexican tax authority’s latest non-binding transfer pricing criteria, which some have labelled heavy handed. By Eduardo Campos & Simon Somohano September 04 2019
Mexico: The decree to end all tax pardon decrees Although this title may read like the like a title to a thriller novel or at least a pretty good campaign soundbite, it comes very close to the actual name... July 10 2019
Mexican court rules against taxpayer in transfer pricing case Mexico's First Circuit Court has recently ruled against a taxpayer in a case involving two transfer pricing adjustments that will make it tougher for companies to comply with their domestic... By Francisco Ruiz & Ricardo Santoyo December 12 2018
Mexico court rules against taxpayer in transfer pricing case Mexico’s First Circuit Court has recently ruled against a taxpayer in a case involving two transfer pricing adjustments that will make it tougher for companies to comply with their domestic... By Francisco Ruiz & Ricardo Santoyo October 16 2018
Mexico: Lack of business purpose as factor in determining sham transactions A recent court ruling in Mexico has enabled the tax authorities to dive deeper into taxpayer affairs to determine whether transactions have real substance. February 27 2018
Mexico: Controversy over applicability of 4.9% withholding tax rate on interest The SAT ruling now has expanded the situations where the 4.9% withholding tax rate is not applicable to include interest derived from certificates, loans and other financial transactions. By Ricardo Santoyo December 14 2017
Mexico: The “business reason” in the Mexican tax law In order to provide legal and tax treaty certainty, such a concept should be included and described in legislation because, the mere use of it has a clear negative impact... October 26 2017
