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ARTICLE · 29 SEPTEMBER 2015

Mexico Releases Framework For Investment Trusts In Energy And Infrastructure

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The Mexican government, through its Tax Administration Service, has released a preliminary framework for fiscally transparent trusts focused on energy and infrastructure investments.

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The Mexican government, through its Tax Administration Service, has released a preliminary framework for fiscally transparent trusts focused on energy and infrastructure investments. The tax treatment of such "Energy and Infrastructure Trusts" is similar to that of FIBRAs (Mexican Real Estate Investment Trusts) and follows the efforts of the Mexican government to attract investment in the Mexican energy and infrastructure industries.

Under the administrative framework, an Energy and Infrastructure Trust must be incorporated under Mexican law, and its purpose must be to invest in Mexican legal entities that are wholly owned by persons or entities resident in Mexico for tax purposes. In addition, its business activities must be exclusively focused on one or more of the following: 

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