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Client Alert: Mexican Tax Reform Bill 2027

September 24, 2026

Mexican Tax Reform Bill 2027: What Matters and Where to Read It

On September 8th, 2026, the Executive Branch submitted the Tax Reform Bill for 2027, along with several other bills with tax, regulatory and operational implications. This two-page summary sets out the headline changes and directs you to the corresponding analysis in our full Client Alert, Client Alert: Mexican Tax Reform Bill 2027, where each measure is outlined to include statutory references, key takeaways, and practical implications. Section and page references are included below to assist in navigating Clark Hill’s full Mexican Tax Reform Bill 2027 alert.

Read the Executive Summary on the Clark Hill website.


Paquete Económico 2027: Aspectos relevantes y dónde consultarlos

El 8 de septiembre de 2026, el Poder Ejecutivo presentó el Paquete Económico para 2027, junto con diversas iniciativas de las cuales derivan implicaciones fiscales, regulatorias y operativas. Este resumen de dos páginas presenta los principales cambios y remite al análisis correspondiente en nuestra alerta completa, Alerta al Cliente: Paquete Económico 2027, en la que cada modificación es analizada desde una perspectiva legal, con aspectos clave e implicaciones prácticas. Las referencias a secciones y páginas que se indican a continuación corresponden a dicho documento.

Lea el resumen ejecutivo en el sitio web de Clark Hill.

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