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Mexico tax administration and customs digitalization
Overview
The Mexican Secretariat of Anti-Corruption and Good Government revoked the authorizations of five electronic invoicing providers: Facturadoelectronico.com, DigiFact, FactoreYa, EdiFactMx, and Comercio Digital. An audit by the Tax Administration Service (SAT) allegedly linked seven providers to “factureras,” which are companies that simulate commercial transactions to evade tax obligations. These providers reportedly process approximately 20.53 percent of Mexico’s national electronic invoicing.
Efforts to reform customs laws aim to fully digitalize foreign trade operations to combat smuggling and tax evasion. The National Customs Agency (ANAM) and the SAT intend to use artificial intelligence and real-time video surveillance for hyper-fiscalization. However, reports from Manzanillo indicate a gap between these digital objectives and local implementation, leading to delays in container inspections and security reviews by the Mexican Navy, which has caused logistical congestion near the port area.
Entities
Secretaría Anticorrupción y Buen Gobierno · Venezuela · Facturadoelectronico.com · SENIAT · Manzanillo
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[BUSINESS] 5 sourcesMexico revokes permits for five electronic invoicing companies
Mexico has revoked the permits of five electronic invoicing providers after an audit linked them to companies simulating commercial transactions to evade taxes.
Sources
arcodelsur.com · diariojuridico.com · elnoticieroenlinea.com · interempresas.net · itnow.connectab2b.com · notitarde.com.ve · primicia.com.ve · revistamyt.com · tlcasociados.com.mx