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ARTICLE · 20 AUGUST 2021

Mexican New Invoicing Obligations Are Just Around The Corner

As of September 30, 2021, domestic transportation of goods within Mexico will have to be accompanied by a new tax requirement: the Bill of Lading Complement.

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As of September 30, 2021, domestic transportation of goods within Mexico will have to be accompanied by a new tax requirement: the Bill of Lading Complement.

Regardless of whether such goods travel by land, rail, air, or sea, either using a company's own vehicles or a trucking or transportation company's, entities sending goods through the country will have to modify their electronic invoices ("CFDI," as per its acronym in Spanish) to include the requirements established on May 3, 2021, by the Tax Administration Service ("SAT").

As per the Bill of Lading Complement, requirements to be added in electronic invoices include: (i) type of transportation (national/international), (ii) detailed locations pertaining origin and destination, (iii) travel distance, (iv) relevant domiciles, (v) the quantity and description of the goods, (vi) vehicle identification number, (vii) operator's name and domicile, and (viii) vehicle's owner name, among others.

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