Overview
- SAT officials met in Mexico City with representatives of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to explain fiscal incentives and newly published audit criteria.
- The agency highlighted benefits tied to Plan México, including tax stimuli intended to attract projects in the Polos de Desarrollo para el Bienestar.
- Officials described audits as tools to detect evasion and contraband and to curb abusive tax planning, pledging transparency and adherence to law.
- The SAT reminded companies it has published effective Income Tax rates for large taxpayers twice a year since 2021 to provide fiscal certainty.
- With the 2026 Economic Package approved, the SAT signaled faster probes into fake invoices, potential RFC registration denials, targeted domiciliary visits, and real‑time access requirements for digital providers to encourage voluntary compliance.