Tax residency, the RFC, buying property, retiring here and dealing with the Mexican tax authority. Written by the people who file these cases, not by content farms.
The 183-day rule is a myth here. What decides it is article 9 of the Federal Tax Code: your home and your centre of vital interests.
Read the guide PaperworkWhat the RFC is, who needs one, the documents required, and why the appointment is the hard part.
Read the guide PropertyThe restricted zone, how a fideicomiso really works, what it costs to run, the taxes, and the two traps that cost buyers money.
Read the guide RetirementThe residency route retirees use, why Mexico doesn't tax your Social Security, healthcare options and Medicare.
Read the guide InternationalVisitor permit or residency, when you become a tax resident, the RFC, the right regime and double taxation treaties.
Read the guide AccountingRates of 1% to 2.5%, income limits, who qualifies including foreign residents, and the mistakes that get you excluded.
Read the guide Company formationThe three company forms compared with real costs, the steps, foreign shareholders and the foreign investment registry.
Read the guide Dual citizenshipArticle 30, the 2021 reform, who qualifies, documents, consulate or Civil Registry, and what it means for tax.
Read the guide AmparoThe constitutional lawsuit explained in English: the 15-day deadline, suspension and the October 2025 reform.
Read the guide PricingMarket fee ranges, the three fee structures, hidden costs and how to spot an inflated quote.
Read the guide Tax defenseArticle 17-H Bis: the 40-day clarification, restoration the next day and when amparo applies.
Read the guide Tax defenseThe electronic mailbox where SAT notices arrive and deadlines run whether you open it or not.
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