Administrative offenses: is an audit finding enough?
The Ministry of Anti-Corruption and Good Governance clarified that an audit finding, on its own, does not establish that an administrative offense was committed.
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The Ministry of Anti-Corruption and Good Governance clarified that an audit finding, on its own, does not establish that an administrative offense was committed.
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Mexico’s Supreme Court held that missing three or more monthly payments in a calendar year, or failing to file returns, can trigger an automatic change of tax regime.
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If you acquired real estate in the State of Mexico, the constitutionality of the real estate acquisition tax (ISAI) can be challenged through a defense strategy.
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If your company has outstanding tax debts, the 2026 program offers reductions of up to 100% on fines, surcharges and related charges.
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Mexico’s Supreme Court ruled that Article 82, section I, subsection d) of the Federal Tax Code does not violate the right to equality.
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The Financial Intelligence Unit (UIF) and the Federal Audit Office (ASF) signed an agreement to strengthen information sharing and analysis, with a focus on tracing the source and destination of funds.
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Staying the enforcement of a tax assessment is a key defense tool; its availability and effectiveness depend on meeting certain requirements.
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The strategy seeks to raise revenue through tighter control over sham transactions, electronic invoices (CFDI), deductions, substance and high-risk sectors such as fuels.
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The focus shifts to fighting tax evasion, increasing audits and using traceability tools to strengthen revenue collection.
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