Mexico SAT to deploy mobile offices and expand fiscal oversight

The Mexican Tax Administration Service (SAT) is launching a mobile office program across 46 municipalities in 21 states from October 19 to 23. The initiative aims to facilitate approximately 17,000 procedures for 8,150 people, including RFC registration, e.firma renewal, and obtaining tax status certificates without prior appointments.

Looking toward 2027, the SAT is preparing to implement a new fiscal verification program targeting non-profit entities. According to the Federal Revenue Law Initiative, the agency will expand audits to include labor unions, political parties, civil associations, religious organizations, and private educational institutions. The goal is to ensure that reported income and expenses align with actual bank movements and to detect simulated operations or fraudulent invoicing.

Additionally, the SAT has set a significant revenue target for 2027, aiming to collect 300,000 million pesos through voluntary compliance and improved administrative support, alongside traditional tax collection methods.