Note:
(1) This
table is for informational purposes only, so the institution does not
assume any liability for any omissions or interpretations of the Law.
Neither does it imply any recommendation to buy or sell instruments. Any
person or legal entity, resident in the country or abroad, should consult
with their tax advisor for the proper interpretation of the contents of the
Income Tax Law or the
Treaties to avoid double taxation that apply to their
particular operations or the fulfillment of
their obligations.
(2) Countries that have a double taxation agreement with
Mexico that can benefit with no withholding tax.
(3) Rule .3.18.17 RMFb,
DOFc 2020
Financial
transactions in derivatives referenced in Art. 16-A of the CFFd (Federal Tax Code), executed in
recognized markets and transacted via MexDer’s
Electronic Trading System, will not be subject to withholding on account of
partial payments made to those
with foreign residency into margin accounts on account of market
adjustments resulting from fluctuations in the prices of assets quoted on
recognized markets with the following requirements:
1.
The transactions must be executed through
global accounts in which a single foreign counterparty maintains two or
more operations.
2.
The financial transactions in derivatives must
be individually identified.
3.
In no case are the transactions deemed
deductible when determining gains or losses.
Margin
accounts must maintain sufficient funds for withholding purposes at the
transaction’s maturity or close.
a LISR = Ley del Impuesto sobre la Renta = Income Tax Law
b RM or RMF
= resolución miscelánea
fiscal = omnibus tax bill amending, adding to or
repealing
existing tax law provisions
c CFF = Código Fiscal de la Federación = Federal Tax Code
d DOF = Diario Oficial de la Federación = Federal Official
Gazette
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