Mexico
The US president’s flippant approach to international trade will cause chaos for corporations, but there are opportunities for intrepid tax advisers
One expert last month predicted the short-term impact of tariffs would be “devastating” for both Canada and the US, particularly if the former instituted retaliatory measures
The senior hire builds on the firm’s status as the joint most prolific US hirer in 2024; in other news, an ex-IRS chief counsel has joined Miller & Chevalier
The president had so far avoided announcing tariffs on the US’s neighbours despite previous threats
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Sponsored by QCG Transfer Pricing PracticeMiguel Ángel García Piña of QCG Transfer Pricing Practice explains the complications for Mexican taxpayers now that business reason has been firmly embedded as a concept under recent reforms, but with uncertainties remaining. -
Sponsored by Escalante & AsociadosJorge Díaz Carvajal of Escalante & Asociados explains why taxpayers should comply with the business purpose provisions in Mexico’s Federal Tax Code.
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Sponsored by Ritch MuellerOscar Lopez Velarde, Juan Jose Paullada and Alonso Miranda Barceló of Ritch Mueller explain why some Mexican entities will need to reassess the structuring and viability of financing their energy projects following the modification of the thin capitalisation rules in Mexico.
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