Mexico's SAT launches tax regularization program and mobile services

Mexico's Tax Administration Service (SAT) has launched several initiatives to facilitate tax compliance and regularize outstanding debts. The 2026 Fiscal Regularization Program offers taxpayers, including individuals and companies with annual incomes up to 300 million pesos, reductions of up to 100% on fines, surcharges, and execution expenses for debts generated in 2024 or earlier. This program is available until October 31, 2026, and has already helped recover billions of pesos for the public treasury.

To reach remote communities, the SAT is deploying mobile offices across 22 Mexican states, including Baja California, Coahuila, Tamaulipas, and Jalisco. These mobile units provide services such as RFC registration, electronic signature renewal, and tax orientation without the need for prior appointments.

Separately, new anti-money laundering regulations under the LFPIORPI are being implemented. These rules require regulated sectors—such as real estate, automotive, and luxury goods—to adopt more rigorous risk-based identification and monitoring mechanisms. The Mexican Institute of Public Accountants (IMCP) has warned that failure to comply with these stricter controls could lead to business closures, similar to recent cases in the financial sector.