Upgrade to 4.0 CFDI delayed further three months until 1 July 2023 The latest version of CFDI e-invoicing system has been postponed until 1 July 2023 (planned for 1 January and then 1 April) by the Mexican Tax Administration. 4.0 changes include: Export information requirements Reporting
Mexico has added 15 new foreign providers of digital services which are liable to register and charge Mexican VAT on their local sales of streaming/download media, gaming, newspapers, website services and similar electronic services. This brings the total to 177 at the start of 2023
List of VAT registered non-resident digital service providers extended to 159 Mexico’s Tax Administration has provided an update to its regular listing of foreign digital services providers and intermediaries that are VAT registered – the Federal Taxpayers’ Registry. This means payment provides (debit/card cards; bank
List of VAT compliance foreign providers of digital services grows to 155 The Mexican Servicio de Administración Tributaria, SAT tax authorities has published an extended list of non-resident digital or electronic service providers who have registered to charge Value Added Tax. Mexican VAT on digital
Upgrade to 4.0 CFDI delayed six months until 1 January 2023 The latest version of CFDI e-invoicing system has been postponed until the start of 2023 by the Mexican Tax Administration. 4.0 changes include: Export information requirements Reporting linked invoices Reversal of invoices reported. Mexico’s Servicio
List of VAT compliance foreign providers of digital services grows to 154 The Mexican Servicio de Administración Tributaria, SAT tax authorities has published an extended list of non-resident digital or electronic service providers who have registered to charge Value Added Tax. Mexican VAT on digital
Upgrade to 4.0 CFDI mandatory July 2022 The latest version of CFDI e-invoicing system becomes mandatory 1 July 2022 following its optional launch on 1 January 2022. 4.0 changes include: Export information requirements Reporting linked invoices Reversal of invoices reported. Mexico’s Servicio de Administración Tributaria, ‘SAT’
Mexico has proposed two changes to the Value Added Tax obligations on foreign providers of digital services to its consumers: Move from quarterly VAT returns to monthly reporting Raise fines on providers who fail to submit returns for three consequative filings Mexico VAT on digital
Mexico’s Servicio de Administración Tributaria, ‘SAT’ has provided some additional obligations for issuers of CFDI e-invoices. This is the regime introduced in 2011, now mandated for all most taxpayers. The two changes include: Additional discolsures of the nature of supplies on invoices and payment receipts. This
Mexico has introduced Value Added Tax on foreign providers of digital or electronic services from 1 June 2020. There is no VAT registration threshold, and non-residents must appoint a local tax agent. In addition to providers of electronic services, Mexico also makes provision for withholding
