Mexico's Chamber of Deputies targets October 15 for Revenue Law discussion

In Mexico, Deputy Ricardo Monreal Ávila, president of the Political Coordination Board, announced that the Chamber of Deputies expects to discuss the Revenue Law by October 15 at the latest. The Commission on Finance and Public Credit is currently in permanent session, with reports on the Revenue Law, Rights Law, and Income Tax Law expected to be ready by October 12.

Monreal stated that the goal is to vote on the Revenue Law between October 13 and 15, ahead of the official October 20 deadline. This timeline is intended to provide economic stability and send a positive signal to financial markets.