Overview
- SAT issued a fresh statement confirming that tandas are not and will not be an object of fiscal oversight or surveillance.
- The authority said there is no program or subprogram to audit or monitor these savings practices.
- Administrator Gari Flores Hernández earlier rejected rumors of a “tanda tax,” noting the funds generally originate from income already taxed under ISR.
- The SAT said reports alleging fiscal measures lack legal basis and aim to alarm the public, urging people to consult official channels.
- Given the prevalence of informal saving—ENIF reports 88% of savers use methods like tandas—Condusef shared guidance on budgeting, tracking daily expenses, and prioritizing high-interest debt.