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Tax News No 17 – November 2023

Tax News No 17 – November 2023

Publication of the Federal Income Law for the Fiscal Year of 2024 and the Reform to the Federal Law of Rights

On November 13, 2023, the Decree issuing the Federal Income Law for the Fiscal Year of 2024 was published in the Official Gazette of the Federation (DOF), through which it is announced, among other circumstances , the amount of $9,066,045.8 million pesos that is expected to be obtained in the aforementioned year for the collection of taxes, security fees and contributions, contributions for improvements, uses, among others.

Among the issues that are addressed and detailed in the aforementioned Law, the following should be highlighted:

a) The income tax withholding rate by Financial Institutions is increased from 0.15% to 0.50% (233% increase).

b) An amount of internal debt of up to 138 thousand 119.1 million pesos and external debt of up to 3 thousand 726.5 million dollars of the United States of America is authorized for Petróleos Mexicanos (PEMEX) and its subsidiary companies; The above representing an increase of 410.3% and 2,520.6% compared to the same budgets authorized for the fiscal year 2023.

An amount of net external debt of up to 18 billion dollars of the United States of America is authorized to the Federal Executive, for the financing of the 2024 Expenditure Budget of the Federation, which means an increase of 227.3% compared to of the authorized figure for the fiscal year 2023.

An amount of net external debt of up to 1,188 million dollars of the United States of America is authorized for the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) and its subsidiary productive companies, which translates into an increase of 199.3% with respect to the authorized amount for the fiscal year 2023. Regarding the internal net debt, the value associated with the latter concept was reduced by 95.3% for the fiscal year 2024.

Likewise, on November 13, 2023, the Decree that reforms, adds and repeals various provisions of the Federal Law of Rights was published in the DOF.

For consultation and download of the aforementioned complete decrees, we provide you with the links:

  1. Decree issuing the Federal Income Law for the Fiscal Year of 2024

https://www.dof.gob.mx/nota_detalle.php?codigo=5708368&fecha=13/11/2023#gsc.tab=0

  1. Decree by which various provisions of the Federal Law of Rights are reformed, added and repealed

https://www.dof.gob.mx/nota_detalle.php?codigo=5708369&fecha=13/11/2023#gsc.tab=0

 

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November 2023

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Tax News No 16 – November 2023

Tax News No 16 – November 2023

Publication of the Fifth Advance Version of the Eighth Resolution of Modifications to the Miscellaneous Tax Resolution for 2023

On November 8, 2023, the Fifth Advance Version of the Eighth Resolution of Modifications to the Miscellaneous Tax Resolution for the fiscal year 2023 was published on the portal of the Tax Administration Service (SAT), through which rules 13.2 are added. , 13.3 and 13.4, consisting of the granting of administrative facilities to individuals affected by Hurricane Otis in the state of Guerrero, so that they can carry out, without an appointment and until November 30, 2023, the following procedures before the Federal Registry of Taxpayers (RFC):

a) Registration in the RFC, generation or renewal of e.signature (Rule 13.2).

b) Obtaining the Tax Identification Card and Proof of Tax Situation (Rule 13.3).

c) Request for data in the RFC for stamping of Digital Tax Receipts over the Internet (CFDI) with payroll complement (Rule 13.4).

It should be noted that, to access the aforementioned facilities, taxpayers must have their tax domicile, agency, branch or establishment in the municipalities of Acapulco de Juárez or Coyuca de Benítez in the state of Guerrero, and go to the Decentralized Administration of Taxpayer Services of Guerrero “1”, based in Acapulco.

The authority will proceed to validate the personal data of the taxpayers (full name, date and place of birth, Unique Population Registration Code, etc.) through the questions or means determined for such purposes.

Additionally, taxpayers located in the aforementioned municipalities who make payments for salaries and wages, and who are required to issue CFDI for them, may request the tax authority, through the SAT Portal, for information related to registration. in the RFC of the people to whom they make the aforementioned payments, regardless of meeting the requirement that they have made payments for those same concepts in the last twelve months.

For more information regarding the rules in question, as well as certain modifications in rules regarding CFDI with Carta Porte complement, please consult the complete publication in the link to the item.

https://www.sat.gob.mx/cs/Satellite?blobcol=urldata&blobkey=id&blobtable=MungoBlobs&blobwhere=1461175773342&ssbinary=true

 

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Noviember 2023

Mexico City

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Tax News No 15 – October 2023

Tax News No 15 – October 2023

Decree by Which Various Tax Incentives are Granted to Taxpayers Residing in Areas Affected by Hurricane Otis

On October 30, 2023, the “Decree that grants various tax benefits to taxpayers in the affected areas indicated by severe rains and strong winds during October 24” was published in the Official Gazette of the Federation (DOF). October 2023” through which incentives are granted to taxpayers residing in areas affected by the passage of Hurricane Otis, under the provisions of article 39 of the Federal Tax Code and whose validity will be from the day after its publication in the DOF.

Se considera que los contribuyentes tienen su domicilio fiscal, sucursal, agencia o cualquier otro establecimiento en las zonas afectadas a que se refiere este artículo cuando hayan presentado el aviso respectivo ante el Registro Federal de Contribuyentes con anterioridad al 24 de octubre de 2023.

The aforementioned fiscal stimuli are aimed at promoting that taxpayers residing in the affected areas have liquidity to meet their economic commitments, granting them, among others, the following facilities:

a) Exemption from the obligation to make provisional payments of the ISR for the months of October, November and December 2023, as well as for the fourth quarter and third quarter of 2023, to taxpayers of the Simplified Trust Regime.

b) Deferral in the obligation to present the returns corresponding to the fifth and sixth two months of the fiscal year 2023 for those taxpayers who continue to pay taxes in the Tax Incorporation Regime.

c) Integer in partial amounts of the ISR withheld for salaries and wages, as well as the VAT and IEPS corresponding to the months of October, November and December 2023.

d) Authorize the immediate deduction and up to 100% of the value of investments in new and used fixed assets that are made in the affected areas in the period from October to December 2023.

e) Allow taxpayers who are exclusively dedicated to agricultural, livestock, fishing or forestry activities to submit monthly VAT returns corresponding to the second half of 2023.

f) Refund the VAT of those requests that are submitted no later than December 2023, in the middle of the period indicated in article 22 of the Federal Tax Code.

 

Likewise, in order not to reduce financial support, individual taxpayers who pay taxes in accordance with Title IV of the Income Tax Law “On Physical Persons” may not accumulate income linked to financial support from legal entities or entities. trusts authorized to receive deductible donations in terms of the Income Tax Law.

The aforementioned partial payments must be made during the months of January, February and March 2024, without updates, surcharges or fines having to be paid for these purposes.

For its part, the obligation related to deferred declarations in the Tax Incorporation Regime must be submitted no later than February 2024.

Finally, for the purposes of this Decree, the municipalities of the State of Guerrero that are indicated in the Declaration of Natural Disaster that is issued for this purpose by the competent authority are considered “affected areas.”

 

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October 2023

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Tax News No 14 – October 2023

Tax News No 14 – October 2023

Preclosure Transfer Prices 2023

Starting in the 2018 fiscal year, the SAT issued new rules to be able to make transfer pricing adjustments, which establish the form and documentation that will have to be available to make said adjustments.

In this sense, it is recommended that before the close of the fiscal year a review of the considerations established in intercompany operations be carried out and thus avoid making transfer price adjustments.

At FRALLA we can support our clients to review the compensation of intercompany operations before the close of the fiscal year.

The miscellaneous rules that establish the requirements for making adjustments are 3.9.1.1, 3.9.1.2, 3.9.1.3 and 3.9.1.4.

We remain at your disposal for any questions or clarifications regarding this publication.

 

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Mexico City

October 2023

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Tax News No 13 – October 2023

Tax News No 13 – October 2023

Tax Estimuli Export Industry

On October 11, 2023, the “Decree that grants fiscal incentives to key sectors of the export industry consisting of the immediate deduction of investment in new fixed assets and the additional deduction” was published in the Official Gazette of the Federation. of training expenses” (hereinafter the “Decree”) that provides for various fiscal incentives. Below we point out the elements that we consider to be the main elements of the Decree:

1) Immediate deduction

By virtue of the Decree, a tax incentive is granted to: i) legal entities that pay taxes in terms of Title II (general regime) and Title VII, Chapter XII (simplified trust regime), and ii) individuals who pay taxes in accordance with Title IV, Chapter II, Section I (individuals with business and professional activities) of the Income Tax Law (LISR), when said taxpayers are dedicated to the production, elaboration or industrial manufacturing of certain goods and also export them, or either when they are dedicated to the production of cinematographic or audiovisual works whose content is protected by copyright, as long as they are exported.

The goods referred to above will be, among others, the following: i) products intended for human and animal nutrition, ii) fertilizers and agrochemicals, iii) raw materials for the pharmaceutical industry and pharmaceutical preparations, iv) electronic components, v) motors gasoline, hybrid and alternative fuels, for cars, vans and trucks, vi) electrical and electronic equipment, vii) internal combustion engines, turbines and transmissions, for aircraft, viii) non-electronic equipment and appliances for medical, dental and laboratory, ix) disposable material for medical use and x) optical items for ophthalmic use.

Taxpayers may choose to apply a stimulus when they estimate that during the years 2023 and 2024 the amount of income from the exports of the goods or works subject to the stimulus will represent at least 50% of their turnover in each year.

The stimulus provided for in the Decree consists of choosing to make the immediate deduction of the investment in new fixed assets acquired from the date of entry into force of the Decree and until December 31, 2024 that have the purpose of exclusive use for the development of the key activities indicated in the Decree, deducting in the year in which the investment is made, the amount resulting from applying to the original amount of the investment (MOI) only the percentages indicated for each type of good, which They range between 56% and 89%.

The foregoing will only be applicable with respect to those investments that taxpayers keep in use for a minimum period of two years immediately following the year in which the immediate deduction is made.

The stimulus will not be applicable in the case of office furniture and equipment, automobiles powered by internal combustion engines, among others.

Taxpayers who apply the aforementioned stimulus to determine the utility coefficient of the provisional payments to be made during the year 2024 or 2025 must add to the tax profit or reduce from the tax loss for the year 2023 or 2024 the amount of the immediate deduction of the investments for which the stimulus was chosen, and the amount of the deduction made in the same year may be reduced from the tax profit determined for the purposes of the provisional payments, which will be reduced in equal parts in the provisional payments and cumulatively.

Taxpayers must keep a specific record of the investments for which they chose to apply the immediate deduction in accordance with the Decree, which must contain supporting documentation.

2) Training expenses

Likewise, the Decree provides a stimulus for the taxpayers indicated above, who may apply during the annual declaration for the fiscal years 2023, 2024 and 2025 an additional deduction equivalent to 25% of the increase in the expense incurred for training that receives each of its workers in the exercise in question.

For the purposes of the above, the increase will be the positive difference between the expense spent for training in the year and the average expense that the taxpayer has spent for said concept in the fiscal years of 2020, 2021 and 2022, averaging even when in said exercises no expense has been incurred for training. The training will be that which provides technical or scientific knowledge linked to the taxpayer’s activity.

The deduction will only be applicable with respect to the training provided by taxpayers to their workers registered with the Mexican Social Security Institute. This stimulus will not be cumulative for LISR purposes.

3) Stimulus requirements

The Decree provides that taxpayers who, among others:

  1. They do not refute the presumption established in article 69-B of the Federal Tax Code (CFF);
  2. The presumption provided for in article 69-B Bis of the CFF has been applied;
  3. They have firm tax credits or, since they are payable, they are not guaranteed or the guarantee is insufficient;
  4. They have canceled the certificates issued by the SAT for the issuance of CFDI in accordance with article 17-H of the CFF or are in the temporary procedure for the use of digital stamps in terms of article 17-H Bis of the CFF.

In addition to the requirements indicated throughout the Decree, taxpayers must comply with the following:

  1. Be registered in the RFC and have the tax mailbox enabled;
  2. Have an opinion on compliance with obligations in a positive sense;
  3. Submit a notice stating that they opt for the application of the fiscal incentives described above, which must be presented during the thirty calendar days immediately following the month in which the aforementioned incentives are applied for the first time.

Finally, the aforementioned Decree will come into force the day after its publication in the Official Gazette of the Federation..

Below, we provide you with the link where you can consult the aforementioned publication in more detail:

https://www.dof.gob.mx/nota_detalle.php?codigo=5704676&fecha=11/10/2023#gsc.tab=0

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October 2023

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Tax News No 12 – September 2023

Tax News No 12 – September 2023

En términos de las disposiciones en materia de subcontratación, a manera de recordatorio, en principio, el día 17 de septiembre de 2023 vence la obligación de presentar la declaración informativa correspondiente al cuatrimestre mayo-agosto de 2023 ante el IMSS e INFONAVIT.

Sin embargo, el día 17 de septiembre de 2023 es un día inhábil, por lo que a continuación se hacen las siguientes observaciones:

En relación con la declaración informativa presentada ante el IMSS (ICSOE), la regla 5.5 de los Lineamientos generales para el cumplimiento de la obligación establecida en el tercer párrafo del artículo 15-A de la Ley del Seguro Social, así como su Anexo Único, publicados en el Diario Oficial de la Federación 13 de abril de 2022[1] establece que cuando el último día del plazo de presentación de la Informativa sea sábado, domingo o un día inhábil el plazo se prorrogará al día hábil siguiente.

Por su parte, de conformidad con lo señalado en el propio Portal de Internet del INFONAVIT, específicamente en el micrositio web del SISUB[2], el vencimiento para presentar la información ante el INFONAVIT de manera cuatrimestral estará condicionado a lo dispuesto en el penúltimo párrafo del artículo 12 del Código Fiscal de la Federación (si el último día del plazo o en la fecha determinada las oficinas ante las que se vaya a hacer el trámite están cerradas durante el horario normal de labores o se trata de un día inhábil, se prorrogará el plazo hasta el siguiente día hábil. También se prorrogará el plazo hasta el siguiente día hábil cuando sea viernes el último día del plazo en que se deba presentar la declaración respectiva).

Por lo anteriormente señalado, el día 18 de septiembre de 2023 vence el plazo para presentar las declaraciones informativas ICSOE y SISUB correspondientes segundo cuatrimestre de 2023 (mayo-agosto), mismas que deberán ser presentadas ante IMSS e INFONAVIT, respectivamente.

Quedamos a sus órdenes para cualquier duda o información adicional que se requiera en relación con la presente publicación.

 

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Septiembre de 2023

Ciudad de México, México

[1] https://dof.gob.mx/nota_detalle.php?codigo=5648975&fecha=13/04/2022#gsc.tab=0

[2] https://portalmx.infonavit.org.mx/wps/portal/infonavitmx/mx2/patrones/mis_obligaciones/sisub/

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Tax News No 11 – September 2023

Tax News No 11 – September 2023

Economic Package 2024

On September 8, 2023, the Federal Executive sent to the Federal Congress its proposed Economic Package for the fiscal year 2024. This package is made up of the General Criteria of the Economic Policy, the Federal Income Law Initiative (LIF), the Federal Expenditure Budget Project (PPEF) and the Federal Law of Rights (LFD).

The proposal must be approved by both chambers no later than October 31, except with regard to the PPEF, which must be approved no later than November 15 only by the Chamber of Deputies.

La propuesta del Ejecutivo Federal incluye los siguientes criterios de política económica:

 

CONCEPT

2023*

2024*

Growth PIB.

2.5-3.5

2.5-3.5

Exchange rate.

17.3

17.6

Annual inflation.

4.5%

3.8%

Average oil price (dollars/barrel).

67.0

56.7

Interest rate (CETES 28 days).

11.2%

10.3%

The Secretary of the Treasury Rogelio Ramírez de la O highlighted that tax revenues are estimated to amount to 14.4% of the Gross Domestic Product, the highest figure since records have been recorded so far.

The most relevant changes to the Economic Package are the following:

 

Income Law of the Federation (LIF)

The Income Tax (ISR) withholding rate on interest paid by the financial system is increased from 0.15% to 1.48%.

 

Federal Law of Rights (LFD)

It is established that import operations of merchandise in which charges or duties should not be applied on the value they have considering international treaties will be subject to the payment of the customs processing fee at the rate of $407.82 for each operation.

In the case of authorizations for temporary use of frequency bands of the radio spectrum referred to in the Federal Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law, it is proposed to pay a fee within three months following the granting of the corresponding authorization.

 

Transitory dispositions

The second article of the transitional provisions of the LFD provides for maintaining the mechanism established in fiscal year 2023, for the payment of fees for inspection and surveillance, in accordance with article 29-D of said Law, on minimum bases for 2024, applicable to various entities in the financial sector.

 

Federation Expenditure Budget Project (PPEF)

  • Regarding the PPEF, the most important priority programs are:
  • Pension for Seniors
  • The Scholarship Program
  • Sowing Life

Among the priority projects the following stand out:

  • Mayan Train
  • Hydraulic works projects
  • Communication and transportation roads projects
  • Development of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec

We remain at your disposal for any questions or clarifications regarding this publication.

 

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Mexico City, Mexico

September 2023

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Tax News No 10 – September 2023

Tax News No 10 – September 2023

Fiscal Closing 2023

With a view to the beginning of the last quarter of fiscal year 2023, at FRALLA we consider that it is the opportune time to begin carrying out a pre-closing of the annual ISR in order to estimate the fiscal result for the year and, where appropriate, take the pertinent measures.

Below, we mention some points that we consider relevant for the review of the pre-closing of fiscal year 2023 considering what the tax authority has recently prioritized in its reviews:

I. Determinación ISR – PTU 2023

a) Annual closing of 2023

At FRALLA we are at your service so that we can review together with your internal teams: i) the predetermination of the fiscal result for the year 2023, ii) the cumulative income, iii) the authorized deductions, iv) the determination of the PTU, v) the utility coefficient for provisional ISR payments for 2024
(if not in the RESICO regime), vi) determination of the annual adjustment for inflation and exchange gains/losses, or, vii) any other operation that could have an impact on the determination and payment of the 2023 ISR..

a) Likewise, we put our services at your disposal for the purpose of reviewing the operations and transactions carried out in this fiscal year in order to identify those that could have special treatment such as merger, spin-off, sale of some fixed assets, shares, distribution of dividends in in kind or without payment, loans for business reasons, among others; and likewise verify the documentary support of any corporate act carried out recorded in the minutes of the assembly considering the changes to current tax legislation.

b) Limitation on interest deduction

Due to the limitation on the deduction of interest that exceeds 30% of the adjusted tax profit in force as of fiscal year 2020, for the presentation of the 2023 annual income tax return in FRALLA we can help our clients determine if some of The non-deductible interest calculated for the years prior to 2023 may be deducted in the year 2023 or, in the determination of the non-deductible interest for the fiscal year 2023 and its effects on the annual adjustment for inflation.

b) Operations with foreign entities or figures

At FRALLA we would be able to review the current structure(s) maintained, as well as the foreign entities or figures that are part of it, in order to determine the applicable tax treatment, withholding rates , reason of business and materiality in the operations carried out, considering the reforms in recent years to the tax provisions regarding structures abroad, as well as operations through a structured agreement with related parties abroad with income subject to REFIPRE or hybrid mechanisms.

Regarding operations carried out with residents abroad, at FRALLA we are at your disposal in order to review the withholding rates used, issuance of the annual CFDI for payments with a source of wealth in Mexico and, where applicable, the withheld tax. to the resident abroad, review of the tax residence certificates for the year of the operation, CFDI’s issued abroad based on the facilities provided through the miscellaneous rule, origin of the flow, contracts entered into, materiality and business reason for each operation.

II Investments abroad held by natural persons

During the fiscal year 2023, various factors have occurred, such as the strengthening of the Mexican peso against the US dollar and the effect of inflation in Mexico, which have a very relevant fiscal effect for individuals who maintain investment portfolios abroad, for example. It is important to analyze each particular case prior to the closing of the fiscal year in order to foresee the effects that this will generate in terms of payment of taxes or generation of fiscal attributes in the annual declaration of the fiscal year that is presented during the month of April 2024.

Additionally, it is important to review, together with financial advisors, the tax effect that has been triggered by the behavior of the global market during the year 2023, as well as the tax regime that is applicable to each type of investment.

At FRALLA we have the wealth advisory area with extensive experience to support individual clients who maintain this type of investments personally or through structures abroad in a timely and preventive manner.

III. Transfer Pricing

Derived from the detail of information requested in this matter, as well as the high level of specialization that the tax authorities have obtained in matters of transfer pricing supervision, it has become essential to have thorough analyzes in this matter, both for national and international operations. abroad, so through an interdisciplinary vision between the area of tax consulting and transfer pricing, we offer, among others, the following services:

• Planning and diagnosis for new operations, which originally comply with transfer pricing legislation;

• Preparation of transfer pricing analysis to comply with the information and documentation requirements requested by domestic legislation and in accordance with international regulations such as the OECD Guides and the BEPS plan;

• Valuación de empresas, acciones e intangibles;

• Negotiation of advance transfer pricing agreements.

IV. Documentation Support and Certification of Liabilities

Within the reform of the tax legislation in force as of fiscal year 2021, it is anticipated that legal entities must have supporting documentation for the Contribution Capital Accounts (CUCA) and the Net Fiscal Profit Account (CUFIN), as well as the minutes of the assembly when they involve contributions in kind or capitalization of liabilities, reimbursements, payments of dividends in kind or without payment, among others. This documentation includes account statements, appraisals, loan contracts, etc.

Regarding tax losses to be amortized, we recommend checking that the authorized deductions comply with tax requirements, cross-checking with CFDIs, reviewing the materiality and deliverables received in the operations carried out.

At FRALLA we help our clients in the review and issuance of our recommendations for determining tax accounts (CUCA, CUFIN and tax losses) in order to review, confirm and, where appropriate, complement the supporting documentation that must be available. for this efects.

Regarding the capitalization of liabilities, it was included that there must be a certification that guarantees the accounting existence of the liability and the corresponding value; Such certification must be issued by a Public Accountant Registered with the SAT.

At FRALLA we have public accountants registered with the tax authorities who would be able to issue the corresponding certification for the capitalization of liabilities, as well as the ruling on stock purchase and sale operations.

V. Tax receipts

a) Proof of returns, discounts or bonuses.

As part of the 2022 Tax Reform, the provision was added that establishes that in the case of CFDI’s that cover expenses without having the justification and documentary support that proves the returns, discounts or bonuses before the tax authorities, said receipts cannot be reduced from the tax receipts of the taxpayer’s income, a situation that may be verified by the tax authorities in the exercise of their verification powers, so we recommend reviewing those operations for which said receipts of expenses were issued and, where appropriate, verifying the documentation that supports them.

a) Tax receipts of income

a) We also recommend carrying out a reconciliation between the income receipts issued and the income declared in the monthly and fiscal year provisional payments, in order to determine if there are tax receipts that must be canceled or if the declared income must be adjusted. Likewise, review those CFDIs that had been issued with the code “PUE” (Payment in a Single Exhibition) and whose payments had been in several subsequent months.

b) Payroll tax receipts

We recommend similarly reviewing the issuance of payroll tax receipts in order to verify that the keys assigned in the receipts to the concepts of income and deductions are in accordance with the catalog established by the tax authorities.

b) CFDI with Carriage Letter Complement

At FRALLA we help our clients in reviewing the criteria that must be considered either in the issuance of the CFDI with a shipping letter complement or in their receipt by their transportation and logistics service providers, among others.

VI. Other relevant topics

a) VAT Review – At FRALLA we help our clients in the review of the business reason, business cycle, origin of the flow for expenses and investments, destination and intersection with taxed, exempt and non-object activities, the effects on operations whose considerations have been compensated, among other related issues, as well as in the request for refund of this tax.

a) Controlling Beneficiary – We recommend that our readers check that reliable, complete and updated information on their controlling beneficiaries is obtained and kept as part of their accounting, in the form and terms that the tax authorities have indicated through general rules.

In this sense, at FRALLA our services include supporting the internal teams of the legal or accounting area to determine the information that must be kept as part of the accounting regarding the controlling beneficiaries of the entities, companies or trusts, as well as to review that the documentation and information you have has all the necessary requirements in case it is requested by the tax authorities.

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September 2023

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Tax News No 7 – June 2023

Tax News No 7 – June 2023

Multilateral Instrument

As we discussed in our Fiscal Flash No. 005, on March 15, 2023, Mexico deposited the instrument of ratification of the Multilateral Instrument that modifies Bilateral Tax Agreements to implement BEPS measures (MLI). In Mexico, the MLI will enter into force in Mexico as of July 1, 2023 and with respect to taxes withheld at source (e.g. Mexico) on amounts paid or credited to non-residents, the Agreement will take effect as of January 1, 2024. Together with the deposit of the MLI, Mexico presented its reservations and notifications on the Bilateral Agreements covered by the MLI.

On June 19, 2023, the Decree Promulgating the Multilateral Convention to Implement the Measures related to Tax Treaties Aimed at Preventing the Erosion of Taxable Bases and the Transfer of Benefits, made in Paris, was published in the Official Gazette of the Federation. France, on November 24, 2016.

A Spanish translation of the Multilateral Instrument is included in this publication, as well as the aforementioned reservations and notifications of Mexico. However, it should be noted that the official version of the Multilateral Instrument was made in English and French, both texts being equally authentic, so the Spanish version published in the Official Gazette of the Federation is not official.

And could have deviations from the authentic versions in English and French, so we recommend reviewing each particular

At Fralla we are at your disposal to identify how, starting in 2024, the Multilateral Instrument will impact present and future operations carried out with people from other jurisdictions and with whom Mexico has entered into a Double Taxation Agreement.

 

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Mexico City, Mexico

June 2023

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Tax News No 8 – July 2023

Tax News No 8 – July 2023

Intrinsic Value of Brand

Today companies have many elements to enhance their resources, one of its values ​​is its brand. We all know “LUIS VUITTON”, “CHEMISE LACOSTE”, “MICHAEL KORS”, these are “well-known” brands, enjoying indisputable prestige. Your trademark is one of your most precious assets.

When starting a business, the first thing we must take into account is to identify the distinctive sign that will represent us, which can be just a “name”, a “design”, or both depending on the creativity of each company.

To identify what type of trademark we are going to register, we must evaluate what will be the distinctive sign that will represent it. Currently there are several types of brands:

  • Nominative
  • Figurative
  • Three-dimensional
  • Mixed

For example, it can only be a name like “GARCIA” without any type of design that accompanies it, that is, it is made up of letters, words or numbers, in this case we would be talking about a NOMINATIVE brand, or if we are only talking about a design , which is made up of figures or logos devoid of letters, words or numbers, we would be talking about an UNNOMINATED brand. The THREE-DIMENSIONAL brands are made up of wrappers, packages or

containers, devoid of words or drawings, that is, without denomination or designs. Finally, we find the “MIXTA” brand, which is made up of the combination of any of the above types of brands, which can be the following variables:

  • Denomination and Design.
  • Denomination and Three-Dimensional Shape
  • Design and Three-Dimensional Shape
  • Denomination, Design and Three-Dimensional Shape

Due to the above, it is essential to have legal advice that serves as accompaniment to preserve one of your greatest assets and consider what products or services we are going to protect, the wider the range of these, the greater legal coverage we will have.

At FRALLA we have a specialized area that will gladly provide you with the proper legal and professional support and provide you with all the support to start your business path successfully, or if you have already started your company, advise you to achieve your goals.

 

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June 2023

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