Mexico
The EU defended its ‘sovereign right’ to impose the tax in the face of US tariff threats; in other news, the US deputy Treasury secretary resigned after just five months
Rafael Tena tells ITR about the ‘crazy’ Mexican market, ditching the hourly rate, and refusing to grow his fledgling firm in an ‘unstructured way’
The US president did not have the authority to impose the tariffs, a court ruled; in other news, Fried Frank and Crowe Ireland made key tax hires
The US president’s flippant approach to international trade will cause chaos for corporations, but there are opportunities for intrepid tax advisers
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Sponsored by Galicia AbogadosAn uptick in nearshoring activities in Mexico has led to heightened interest in trusts that specialise in energy and infrastructure investments. Federico Scheffler, Eduardo Espinosa, and Ileana García of Galicia Abogados explain the nuances -
Sponsored by Chevez Ruiz ZamarripaOscar Campero, Yoshio Uehara, and José Luis Iglesias of Chevez Ruiz Zamarripa provide a guide to the most commonly scrutinised concepts and the documentation required by the Mexican tax authority in transfer pricing audits
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Sponsored by Ritch MuellerSantiago Llano Zapatero and Diego Guerrero Segura of Ritch Mueller note Mexico’s ‘remarkable’ digital transformation in invoicing, but issues in cross-border M&A transactions and a Supreme Court of Justice ruling suggest a tricky landscape
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