Heightened scrutiny on Transfer Pricing and proactive steps by taxpayers to prepare for an inspection In recent years, tax authorities worldwide have significantly intensified transfer pricing audits, and Mexico is no exception. According to Mexico’s proposed budget for 2025, income tax revenue is projected to reach approximately 3 billion pesos. Coupled with the absence of
Pillar 2 and the GloBE Rules usher in a new era in global tax compliance In the evolving international tax environment, a recent global development has caused turmoil among multinational taxpayers. Pillar 2 of the OECD’s Base Erosion and Profit Shifting initiative — also known as BEPS 2.0 — has introduced new co mpliance rules
The Basics of Transfer Pricing Risk in the US and Consequences of non-Compliance For multinational enterprises (MNEs), navigating the global tax landscape can be a complex challenge. Transfer pricing, the practice of setting prices for goods, services, and intangibles traded between related parties within an MNE, plays a critical role. But failing to comply with
Simulation of intercompany transactions and Tax Fraud in Mexico One of the worst scenarios that a taxpayer in Mexico with transfer pricing obligations could face is carrying out intercompany transactions that could be classified as “simulation,” since this could be considered tax fraud, potentially resulting in severe consequences. What situations can trigger this allegation? In
