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ARTICLE · 12 SEPTEMBER 2025

2026 Economic Package

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On Sept. 8, the Federal Executive Branch presented the Economic Package for 2026 ("EP 2026"), which includes various tax amendments, including the increase of certain taxes.

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Mario Barrera
Mario Barrera
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Andrea Iturbide
Catalina Mandujano
Catalina Mandujano

On Sept. 8, the Federal Executive Branch presented the Economic Package for 2026 ("EP 2026"), which includes various tax amendments, including the increase of certain taxes.

The EP is a set of proposals, policies, and provisions that the Executive Branch presents annually to Congress by Nov. 15 at the latest, aimed at defining the main tax, budgetary, and financial guidelines for the Government for the following fiscal year.

This EP is composed of the General Criteria for Economic Policy [Criterios Generales de Política Económica] ("GCEP"), the Federal Expenditure Budget Bill [Presupuesto de Egresos de la Federación] ("FEBB"), and the Federal Revenue Bill [Ley de Ingresos de la Federación] ("FRB").

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