Mar 21, 2025
Provisional or definitive payments must be made no later than the 17th day of the month following the month to which the payment corresponds. However, the deadline may be extended for some taxpayers depending on the sixth numerical digit of the Federal Taxpayer Registry (RFC) code, in accordance with Article 5.1 of the “Decree that compiles various tax benefits and establishes administrative simplification measures” published on December 26, 2013:
To report on the payment, withholding, crediting and transfer of VAT on transactions carried out with its suppliers no later than the month immediately following the month to which the period corresponds: The informative return must be declared no later than March 31, 2025.
The Tax Administration Service (SAT) has renewed its portal, and in its first stage, it is committed to improving the taxpayers' experience through a more intuitive and accessible navigation, with the objective of reducing the steps required to carry out the corresponding procedures.
The Tax Administration Service (SAT) made available to taxpayers a new platform for filing the Informative Declaration of Transactions with Third Parties, known as DIOT. The most relevant change consists of the increase in the number of information fields, from 25 to 54. This modification will force taxpayers to carry out a more exhaustive analysis regarding the information they must report in relation to acts or activities subject to Value Added Tax (VAT). It is important to highlight that, in the new application, it will be necessary to break down in detail the operations according to their classification into taxable, exempt and non-taxable acts.
Likewise, it is reiterated that the Informative Declaration of Operations with Third Parties (DIOT) must be filed by means of the taxpayer's Electronic Signature (FIEL). Therefore, it is essential to have the corresponding updated files. In case you have any doubts about its validity, we kindly request you to contact us. However, what was initially considered an improvement has turned into a problem: technical errors, lack of clarity in the new formats and an incorrect deadline in the platform could have a negative impact on thousands of taxpayers. On February 28, the Mexican Institute of Public Accountants (IMCP) requested the Tax Administration Service (SAT) to include a transitory article in the Second Resolution of Amendments to the Tax Miscellaneous Resolution for 2025, with the purpose of establishing that those taxpayers who have not been able to file the Informative Declaration of Operations with Third Parties in the month of February, may do so no later than March 15, 2025.
In addition to the DIOT, the new SAT platform contemplates the filing of other informative declarations, among them:
The Annual Tax Return is a mandatory procedure for individuals and companies in Mexico, through which the SAT is informed about income, deductions and withholdings made during the fiscal year. This process not only allows you to comply with your tax obligations, but also to identify if you have taxes to pay or balances in favor. Companies must file their annual return, which corresponds to the 2024 fiscal year, before March 31.
Filing dates
In order to file successfully, it is essential to have an active electronic signature (e.firma).
For taxpayers, the legal deadline to file the Annual Tax Return is from April 1 to April 30, 2025.
On February 13, 2025, the Senate approved the reform to the Law of the National Workers' Housing Fund Institute (Infonavit), which establishes several amendments, the most important of which are as follows:
With respect to the discount of loan repayments to workers, it is established that, in the event of incapacity under the terms of social security legislation or absenteeism, the suspension of the obligation to pay the loan to the worker is eliminated and it is established that the employer is directly obligated to pay the discounts for loan repayments during such periods.
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