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In recent years, the maquiladora industry in Mexico has undergone substantial changes in transfer pricing regulation that have transformed its fiscal compliance framework.
Correctly classifying a good in foreign trade involves understanding its nature, function, composition and processing degree. This process is governed by the TIGIE and the rules established by organizations such as the World Customs Organization (…
In an increasingly interconnected world, international trade in goods has become a key driver of economic growth and competitiveness. This practice allows nations to access products, technologies and raw materials that are not produced locally,…
As a result of recent reforms to the INFONAVIT Law, a new obligation has been established for employers in Mexico: to cover the mortgage payments of housing loans for their workers when they are absent or incapacitated.
With the publication of the Energy Planning and Transition Law (LPTE), Mexico is redefining its energy policy by setting a binding legal framework that prioritizes the use of clean energy, social inclusion, and sector modernization. This law not…
On April 1, 2025, a decree was published reforming article 19 and adding article 40 of the Constitution, expanding the cases in which the official pre-trial detention is applicable. It includes crimes such as the use of chemical precursors,…
The short-term rental market in Mexico has begun to face stricter regulations, especially on rapidly growing platforms. Mexico City is leading this trend with the implementation of mandatory registries for hosts and platforms, as well as…
Mexico has updated its legal framework for public works with a reform that seeks greater transparency, efficiency and digitization in procurement processes. The changes include the creation of a new platform that replaces CompraNet and new rules…
The Federal Commission for the Protection against Health Risks (COFEPRIS) has proposed new guidelines regulating the advertising of food and non-alcoholic beverages with warning labels. These provisions include restrictions on advertising schedules…
The proposed reform seeks to create a new National Antitrust Commission, increase penalties, expand the scope of monopolistic practices, and lower thresholds for merger notifications. It also introduces new authorities in the telecommunications…
On April 16, 2025, the new Public Sector Procurement, Leasing and Services Law was published, replacing the 2000 law. Key changes include the redefinition of pricing criteria, the creation of a digital store and a new public procurement platform,…
The 2025-2030 National Development Plan, published April 15, outlines the Mexican government's roadmap for the next five years, with a priority focus on energy security and sovereignty. Through 51 strategic projects, it aims to generate more than 22…