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Mexico 2027 Economic Package targets debt and tax reforms

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Mexico proposed 2027 corporate Economic Package targets debt and tax reforms

The Mexican government has introduced proposals within presented its 2027 Economic Package to modify Income Tax (ISR) regulations, aiming Congress, outlining a fiscal strategy to curb aggressive tax planning maintain social programs and false invoicing. Alfonso Ramírez Cuéllar, the Morena vice-coordinator in the Chamber infrastructure investment amid rising debt and revenue challenges. The proposal projects a public debt of Deputies, stated that the measures target practices used approximately 21.6 trillion pesos, driven by some companies to avoid taxes, noting that out of 524,000 companies a projected 14.4% decline in oil revenues and the funding requirements for social welfare programs, such as the 543.5 billion peso allocation for the Senior Citizen Pension. To bolster revenue without raising general regime that declared income in 2025, 318,000 paid no ISR. The tax rates, the government intends aims to collect nearly 150 billion pesos by 2027 by limiting deductions increase tax collection to 15.9% of GDP through stricter oversight and fiscal losses. Specific proposals include limiting limits on deductions. A central component involves capping corporate deductions to a maximum of at 96.67% of income, which could establish effectively act as a minimum tax of approximately roughly 1% of total income sales, even for companies reporting financial losses. Other measures involve reducing interest deductions from 30% to 20% and limiting the application of previous fiscal losses This measure targets practices used by some companies to 50% avoid taxes, addressing a trend where 318,000 out of current taxable income. 524,000 companies in the general regime declared no ISR in 2025. While the government maintains these changes will expand the tax base, intends to collect nearly 150 billion pesos by 2027, the proposal has faced criticism. The Unión Industrial del Estado de México (UNIDEM) has warned that such deduction restrictions could jeopardize sectors export-oriented industries with thin profit margins, margins. Additionally, analysts from the CIEP and various political figures have expressed concern that the plan postpones necessary fiscal consolidation and increases debt risks, particularly export-oriented industries. if economic growth falls below the projected 1.5% to 2.5% range.

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