Doing Business in Mexico: the guide for foreign companies
What a foreign company needs to know before operating in Mexico, in a single document. Leave your details and we'll email it to you.
- Entities, taxes and payroll explained for those coming from abroad
- Banking, invoicing and tax address: what you'll be asked for from the first month
- Available in English and Spanish
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What you'll find in the guide
Entity types
SA de CV, S de RL, SAPI and SAS: which suits a subsidiary and what each requires.
Main taxes
Income tax, VAT, withholdings and how profits flow back to headquarters.
Payroll and social security
Hiring, social security (IMSS), housing fund (INFONAVIT), statutory benefits and subcontracting rules.
Banking and operations
What banks require, electronic invoicing (CFDI) and the tax address.
Foreign investment
Foreign investment registry, legal representative and intercompany transactions.
Launch roadmap
The order of the steps and approximate timelines to start operating.
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