Category: Legal Compliance

  Effective January 1, 2022, Mexico joined the list of countries that require companies (including those owed by foreigners), trusts, other legal vehicles, financial institutions and others to gather, maintain,

Contract interpretation The rules for the interpretation of contracts are contemplated by civil law: the Federal Civil Code. The rules are implicit in all commercial obligations and should be observed

STPS assures that with the reform of the Federal Labor Law, employees will receive more profits. With the new rules established in the reform of the Federal Labor Law for

  Pursuant the Article 27 of the Federal Tax Code, if your Company (in Mexico) has foreign partners and/or shareholders, they must be registered before the Federal Taxpayers’ Registry (RFC).

In Mexico the Federal Civil Law regulates the fulfilment of contractual obligations, as there is no special commercial regulation on this matter; therefore, the breach of contractual obligations must be

Source: Morgan Lewis Faithful to the historically employee-friendly nature of laws and courts in the region, regulators in Mexico are adopting policies to protect remote workers and their constitutional rights

From the 2022 Mexican tax reform (RMF 2022 2.8.1.20., 2.8.1.21., 2.8.1.22., 2.8.1.23) Within the context of the international effort Mexico is part of and in order to comply with international

  Introduction On 15 September 2017, the House of Representatives reformed article 17 of the Mexican Constitution in order to add a paragraph, as a result of a study carried

Generally, Mexican taxpayers are required to issue a CFDI for their acts, duties, income, or tax retentions. The so called CFDI is an acronym for Comprobante Fiscal Digital por Internet