Mazars in Mexico: Thought leadership
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Mazars in Mexico: Thought leadership
Our local experts share the information you want to know in order to face the many business challenges and opportunities you can encounter.
Mergers, acquisitions and valuation: deal breakers and how to avoid them
If acquisition or merger transactions are not adequately supervised, they can end up in negative scenarios for the companies involved.
Deduction of payments abroad
The deduction of payments abroad is an increasingly recurrent issue in the day-to-day operations of companies, as commercial transactions with foreign-based companies have become common, largely due to current technological capabilities and the way businesses operate.
Tax alert: your finance, tax, legal and labour update
Accounting and financial considerations for the end of 2022
Applying financial reporting standards, especially in financial matters, is, more than ever, a crucial element at the end of the year. This is largely due to the economic instability of the post-pandemic period and the current geopolitical conditions, which have affected markets and supply chains in various regions of the world, including Mexico.
Financing in times of crisis, how to identify the opportunities?
Non-traditional financing, an alternative for companies.
Six months after the beginning of the pandemic, many companies in Mexico have been affected, however every crisis brings great opportunities. It is well known that the companies with liquidity to start new projects will be the winners.
Six months after the beginning of the pandemic, many companies in Mexico have been affected, however every crisis brings great opportunities. It is well known that the companies with liquidity to start new projects will be the winners.
Relevance of the Mexican accounting bulletin C-15 in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic
Given the current situation that the global economy is facing due to the most recent coronavirus pandemic (Covid-19), which was declared by the World Health Organization on March 1, 2020, and the health emergency published by the Mexican Government on March 30, 2020, in the Official Gazette, the question arises if the current international and Mexican accounting regulations will allow companies to recognize the effects in their financial information due to the aforementioned pandemic.
Discover the IMSS inbox
On July 9, 2020 DECISION ACDO.AS2.HCT.240620/170.P.DIR, passed by the Technical Board in its meeting held on June 24, 2020 and its Single Appendix, was published in the Federal Official Gazette, by means of which the General Guidelines for the Use of the IMSS Inbox were approved. This Decision came into effect on August 3, 2020.
Transfer Pricing Obligations in Mexico - Fiscal Year 2019
Find out what our experts have to say about the update of the Transfer Pricing Obligations in Mexico for the Fiscal Year 2019.
Fiscal discrepancy: Taxpayers in trouble with instant billing?
The Tax Administration Service (SAT for its acronym in Spanish) and the Mexican Banking Association (ABM for its acronym in Spanish), entered into an agreement on November 19 of this year for the purpose of generating automatically a Tax Receipt at the time of making a payment through a bank terminal in any commercial site, as consideration for the purchase of a good or service by any person, whether by natural or legal person.
Does your company comply with the 2019 Electronic Accounting requirements?
Since 2015, the tax authorities formally required the sending of accounting information through electronic sources, including trial balance, chart of accounts, information concerning journal entries and auxiliary ledgers, through amendments published in the Miscellaneous Tax Resolution; the authority has modified the technical requirements and information required in order to fulfill this requirements.
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