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The Advance Pricing Agreement scheme has suffered considerable changes in the last year, due to negotiations between the Tax authorities of Mexico and the U.S., which has prompted each authority to make changes in their corresponding tax systems.
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    Update on the Related Parties Annual Informative Returns

    17 May 2017

    Update on the Related Parties Annual Informative Returns

    Alert 16. 2017

    On May 15, 2017, the first amendment to the Miscellaneous Tax Resolution (hereinafter MTR) for 2017 was published in the Federal Official Gazette (FOG), which stablishes, among others, new rules to comply with the obligations set in article 76-A (New annual informative returns) of the Mexican Income Tax Law (MITL).

    It is important to mention that on April 2017, the Mexican Tax Authority, Servicio de Administración Tributaria (SAT) released on its official web page www.sat.gob.mx an anticipated version of the aforementioned Resolution.

    Our Firm released in recent days a summary of the anticipated version in the Alert 13.2017 and, through this document, we confirm to our clients and colleagues that the content is now official.

    Attached you will find previous alert.

    http://www.grantthornton.mx/en/alerts/alert-13.2017/



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