The rise of digital platforms has transformed the way businesses operate, but with this innovation also comes new tax responsibilities. Whether your digital platform is engaged in e-commerce, online services or online banking, you can rely on digital platforms to...
Article 1 of the General Law of Commercial Companies (LGSM) establishes the seven types of commercial companies recognized in Mexico, which are the following: General Partnership: It operates with the joint and unlimited liability of the partners...
The Simplified Joint Stock Company (SAS) is a corporate entity in Mexico that allows individuals to form a company quickly and easily using digital procedures, in accordance with the General Law of Commercial Companies. In Mexico, SAS is a legal entity that allows individuals to form a company quickly and easily using digital procedures, in accordance with the General Law of Commercial Companies.
The Convention between the United Mexican States and the Kingdom of Spain to Avoid Double Taxation in the Area of Income and Property Taxes and to Prevent Tax Fraud and Evasion is an international agreement signed with the purpose of regulating the...
In force since the year 2000, the Free Trade Agreement between Mexico and the European Union (TLCUEM) has transformed the commercial relationship between these two regions. This agreement has significantly fostered economic exchange, positioning the European Union...
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