SPANISH VERSION

 
 

 

Tax Regime 2007

Financial Derivatives Transactions

 

Profits/ Derivatives Transaction

Individual Stocks

(Local and Foreign)

Physical
Delivery

Individual Stocks

(Local and Foreign)

Cash Settlement

Mexican Stock
Exchange
Index IPC

Cash Settlement

Government debt Securities, Interest Rates and Consumer Price Index

Exchange Rate

Residents in Mexico

 

 

 

 

 

Individuals

Without Withholding. (Art 109 frac XXVI).

Non accumulable.

Withholding of 25% on the monthly net gain in transactions with the same institution.

Always accumulable.

Without Withholding. (Art. 134 LISR Regulation).

Non accumulable.

Withholding of 25% on the monthly net gain in transactions with the same institution. (Art. 171)

Always accumulable.

If it is settled by giving the security, the party who receives it must withhold 0.5% on capital, unless it is a tax-exempt title.

Withholding of 25% on the monthly net gain in transactions with the same institution.  (Art. 171)

Always accumulable.

 

Corporations

Without Withholding.

Always accumulable.

Without Withholding.

Always accumulable.

Without Withholding.

Always accumulable.

Without Withholding.

Always accumulable.

Without Withholding.

Always accumulable


 

Foreigners

 

 

 

 

 

Countries with a treaty to avoid the dual taxation.

Without Withholding. (Arts. 190, 109 frac XXVI and 264 LISR Regulation).

Withholding of 25% on the gain in the transaction (Art. 192
LISR Regulation), or 29 %
on the monthly net gain in transactions with the same institution in accordance with the tariff stipulated in (Transit. for Art. 177 LISR Regulation), unless something else is indicated in the treaty.(2)

Verify in the treaty the withholding tax applicable to the beneficiary. A table is attached with a summary of all the withholdings applicable to countries with which a treaty has been celebrated.(4) 

Without Withholding (3).

Without  withholding on TIIE or Government debt Instruments, 
in a market recognized by MexDer (Art.199
LISR.(6)

Withholding of 4.9% for credit instrument interests (Art. 195
fr. II and 199).


Withholding of 4.9% to foreign banks (Transit. for

Art. 195 fr. I,a).

Withholding of 10% to Financing Entities, Pensions and Retirement Funds and Foreign Investment Funds with registry before the Ministry
of Finance and Public Credit (Art. 195 fr. I,a), unless something else is indicated in the treaty.(5) 

 

Without Withholding.

 

Countries with NO Treaty

Without Withholding. (Arts. 190, 109 frac XXVI LISR and Art 264 LISR Regulation).

Withholding of 25% on the gain in the operation (Art. 192 LISR), or 29%on the monthly net gain in transactions
with the same institution in accordance with the tariff stipulated in (Transit. for Art. 177 LISR).

 

Without Withholding.(3)

Without withholding on TIIE or Government debt Instruments, in a market recognized
by MexDer (Art. 199 LISR).(6)

Withholding of 10% for credit instrument interests (Art. 195 fr. l, b). 

Withholding of 10% to Financing Entities, Pensions and Retirement  Funds and Foreign Investment Funds with registry before the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (Art. 195 fr. I, a).
(5)

Withholding of 10.0% to Individuals and Corporations. (Art. 195 fr. I, c).

Without Withholding.

 

Tax Havens

Without Withholding. (Arts. 190, 109 frac XXVI LISR and Art 264 LISR Regulation).

Withholding of 40% on the gross quantity to be paid abroad. (Arts 204 and 205).

 

Without Withholding (3).

Without withholding on TIIE or Government debt Instruments, in a market recognized by MexDer (Art. 199 LISR).(6)

Minimum Withholding of 10.0% to Financing Entities, Pensions and Retirement Funds and Foreign Investment Funds with registry before the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (Art. 195 fr. I, a).
(5)

Withholding of 40.0% to Individuals and Corporations. (Arts 204 and 205).

Without Withholding.

 

 

 (2)  Article 192 of the Federal Income Tax Law establishes that the tax must be determined by applying the 25% rate on the gain received by the resident in other country from the financial derivatives transactions, as the case may be, calculated in terms of article 22 of the aforementioned Law.

 

Said article 192 in its fourth paragraph establishes that residents in other countries  without preference fiscal regime and that have a legal representative in Mexico, will be able to choose the maximum rate to apply on the excess of the inferior limit that establishes the tax schedules contained in article 177 of the same law, on the gain obtained in financial derivatives transactions minus the deductible losses obtained in such transactions, executed during the month by the resident from abroad with the same institution or person.

 
In accordance to the Decree by which various provisions of the Federal Income Tax Law were reformed, added and repealed, published in the Official Gazette of the Federation on December 26, 2005, the tariff schedule contained in article 177 of the Federal Income Tax Law will be as follows, and the maximium rate to apply on the inferior limit corresponds to 28%.

 

 

TARIFFS

Inferior Limit

Superior Limit

Flat Fee

Percentage on the excess

of the inferior limit

0.01

5,952.84

0.00

3.00

5,952.85

50,524.92

178.56

10.00

50,524.93

88,793.04

4,635.72

17.00

88,793.05

103,218.00

11,141.52

25.00

103,218.01

And Over

14,747.76

28.00

                                                                                                                                          Reform 26-12-2005              

In such Decree of December 26, the "Annual valid provisions of the Federal Income Tax Law" appeared, and article 2 stated that...For the effects of what is established in the Federal Income Tax Law, during the fiscal year of 2006, the following provisions will apply...

 

lll. For the effects of article 177 of the Federal Income Tax Law, instead of applying the tariffs contained in such precept the following will apply:

 

TARIFFS

Inferior Limit

Superior Limit

Flat Fee

Percentage on the excess

of the inferior limit

0.01

5,952.84

0.00

3.00

5,952.85

50,524.92

178.56

10.00

50,524.93

88,793.04

4,635.72

17.00

88,793.05

103,218.00

11,141.52

25.00

103,218.01

And Over

14,747.76

28.00

                                                                                                                                           Reform 26-12-2005

(3)  No withholding applicable, because source of wealth in Mexico does not exists as the article 192 of the Federal Income Tax Regulation establishes that only applies withholding to financial derivatives transactions of which the underlying asset consists of individual stocks or securities that represents the property of goods.

 

 (5) Registry of Banks, Financing Entities, Pensions and Retirement Funds and Foreign Investment Funds are subject to rules issued by the Tax Administration Service.

Rule 3.23.14 of Provision 5 of the Amendments to the Miscellaneous Tax Rules for 2005 is not repealed, and its attachments 1 and 7, published on October 12,2005 on the Official Gazette of the Federation state that there will be no withholding in TIIE and Government debt Instruments, in recognized markets by MexDer, need not accredit their identity for global accounts or analogous and includes a clause excluding tax residents of Mexico with restriction to residents from countries with a Treaty.

 

 (4)  Examples of withholding rates applicable to persons in countries with which a Treaty has been made to avoid dual taxation

 

Country

Interests subject to withholding

Rate % on the gross interests amount

Withholding exempted interests

Canada

General: 15%

Governments

For credits of exportation development banking

Korea

Banks: 5%

Other cases: 15 %

 

Governments

Central Bank

Development banking

Pension Funds

Spain

Banks: 10%

Other cases: 15%

Governments

For credits of exportation development banking

United States

Banks and Insurance Institutions: 4.9%

Securities of recognized markets by MexDer: 4.9%

Interests paid by banks: 10%

Other cases: 15%

Governments

Pension Funds

For credits of exportation development banking

France

General: 15%

Governments

For credits of exportation development banking

Italy

General: 15%

Governments

For credits of exportation development banking