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ARTICLE · 08 FEBRUARY 2019

Changes Introduced By Federal Revenue Law 2019 In Mexico

The new laws were proposed by the executive branch and approved by the legislative branch and will be valid for one calendar year.

MexicoGovernment, Public Sector

Mexico's Federal Revenue Law has been published for 2019 and there are some changes that businesses operating in the country must understand in order to stay compliant.

The new laws were proposed by the executive branch and approved by the legislative branch and will be valid for one calendar year. The laws explain the estimate of revenues for the year, the target goals for the next five fiscal years, the explanation of the fiscal expenditures budgets including stimuli as well as situation of Banco de México, the proposal for net debt and the evaluation of the public debt policy.  While no new taxes have been created, there are still many changes. 

The new law will affect all residents in the country, both as individuals and as companies. Budget revenues are estimated to be 5.5 billion pesos, of which 1.045 billion corresponds to oil revenues and 3.28 billion pesos to tax revenues. The financial cost of debt is the equivalent to of 3% of the GDP, with the hope

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