The Tax Administration Service (SAT) reported that given the possible deportation of migrants by the administration of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, it will provide them with support so that, if necessary, they regularize their tax situation.
“We will support all Mexicans who decide to return, who have all their documents correct, and people who perhaps left and were unable to regularize their papers, different actions are also already being implemented,” said the decentralized administrator of Home Services. Taxpayer 1 North, María José Ríos.
In a press conference to give details of the benefits that small taxpayers may have this year to regularize their tax situation, he recalled that before the announcement of possible deportations, the SAT was already providing care to migrants, in coordination with the National Migration Institute .
“We have support programs where we contribute to provide support (…) if more taxpayers appear, we are more than happy because in the end, we are here to support each other and we follow the instructions of our president (Claudia Sheinbaum) which is to be prepared for this situation” said the official.
Regarding the regularization program, the SAT estimates that approximately 200,000 small taxpayers nationwide could benefit, out of a current total registry of 80 million.
The taxpayers who may receive the stimulus for tax regularization are those individuals and corporations who had income of up to 35 million pesos and applies to own contributions, withheld, transferred, foreign trade and compensatory fees for fiscal years 2023 or previous.
This is provided that the taxpayers have not received any forgiveness in the generalized programs of 2000, 2007 and 2013, do not have a final conviction for any tax crime and are not published in the definitive lists related to articles 69-B or 69- B Bis, of the Federal Tax Code (CFF).
The incentive provided for in the Federal Income Law 2025 is equivalent to a 100% reduction in fines, including aggravated fines, surcharges and execution expenses, but not for the total amount of contributions or compensatory fees.
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