Explore the 2026 Mexico customs transformation, focusing on new tax reforms, transversal oversight, and USMCA challenges. Learn why electronic filing and technological integration are vital for maintaining the importers' registry and ensuring operational continuity in global trade.

Mexico's Federal Government introduces a new 30% tax credit for the audiovisual industry, positioning the country as a global production hub. Discover investment thresholds, transferability options, and how Baker Tilly provides expert tax compliance and advisory services for international studios.

Summary of the decree published on February 23, 2026, amending the Mexico Customs Law Regulations. Key changes include new ANAM definitions, Electronic Customs System (SEA) obligations, CFDI updates, and reinforced compliance responsibilities for importers and customs agencies.

The SAT's recent announcement on capital repatriation signals a strategic opportunity for investing in Mexico. To ensure successful international expansion, it is essential to implement a Softlanding process driven by a comprehensive diagnosis that aligns legal, tax, and operational structures with global business goals, ensuring certainty and sustainability from day one.

Effective leadership in the era of Artificial Intelligence requires a strategic balance between ambition, pragmatism, and method. To achieve a successful transformation, organizations must evolve from rushed implementation toward building solid organizational capability, based on a culture of exploration, the adoption of new skills, and a decision-making architecture that positions AI as an accelerator of human judgment rather than its replacement.

The US Supreme Court has halted the "exorbitant tariffs" imposed by President Donald Trump under the IEEPA, ruling that such measures require congressional approval. This landmark decision highlights a significant limitation on executive trade authority and potential compensation for importers, while the administration pivots to Section 232 to implement new general duties before the end of February 2026.

Mexico introduces a new tax incentive for the film and audiovisual industry (2026), offering a tax credit of up to 30% on local expenses. Learn about the minimum investment thresholds , requirements for transferring credits to suppliers or third parties , and the eligibility criteria designed to position Mexico as a competitive global hub for international productions.

On February 15, 2026, the President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, announced a comprehensive support plan for the national film industry, which includes the creation of a new tax incentive equivalent to up to 30% of Income Tax (ISR) related to expenses incurred within Mexican territory for audiovisual projects.

El 12 de febrero de 2026, la Secretaría de Economía publicó en el DOF modificaciones a las Reglas de Comercio Exterior. Los cambios impactan trámites ante la DGFCCE, uso de Ventanilla Digital, facultades de verificación y cancelación, modificación de aranceles, permisos previos y avisos de importación de productos siderúrgicos, así como nuevos requisitos y obligaciones para titulares de autorizaciones.

Humberto Rojas, Socio de Baker Tilly, analiza los desafíos y oportunidades para el mercado medio mexicano en 2026. Ante rendimientos bursátiles históricos, destaca la importancia de la institucionalización, el cumplimiento de criterios ESG y las reformas a la Ley del Mercado de Valores como motores para que las empresas mexicanas accedan a financiamiento competitivo y rompan las barreras de entrada al sector bursátil.

Conozca las implicaciones del Comunicado SAT 08/2026 sobre las Actividades Vulnerables en comercio exterior. Este artículo detalla las mercancías sujetas a identificación y presentación de avisos bajo la LFPIORPI, como vehículos, joyas y obras de arte, destacando la importancia del cumplimiento normativo para evitar sanciones en operaciones de importación y exportación.