Examples of Mexican Federal Tax Code in a sentence
For Taxation and Economic Regulation, the Mexican Federal Tax Code foresees a type of conciliation proceeding called Settlement Agreements or Acuerdos Conclusivos.
As expressed in the consultation paper, in this fast moving field, with the digital context allowing many kinds of technical/business model flexibilities, any narrow approach will soon get circumvented, in manner that works against public interest.
This addendum is exclusively applicable to Mexican resident individuals (as that term is understood under the Mexican Federal Tax Code) that maintain an employment relationship with the Company’s Mexican subsidiary, as of the corresponding vesting date.
Harsco Mexico has not entered into any agreement that could be deemed to constitute an asociación en participación in terms of article 17-B of the Mexican Federal Tax Code.
Cowpasture concerned the Forest Service’s authorization of pipeline construction in national forests, where the Forest Service expressed the view that site-specific stabilization plans were necessary for certain locations to evaluate landslide risks relevant to its decision, but nevertheless authorized construction without such plans.
Harsco Mexico has not entered into any transaction or paid any amount or consideration to a taxpayer that has or is deemed to have issued tax invoices without the relevant assets, personnel, infrastructure or material capacity to render its services or produce, trade or deliver goods, in terms of article 69-B of the Mexican Federal Tax Code as of the date of this Agreement.
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Presentation of the tax obligations’ compliance report of the Company for fiscal year 2016; instruct the Company´s officers to comply with the applicable tax obligations for fiscal year 2015, pursuant to Article 26, section III of the Mexican Federal Tax Code ( Código Fiscal de la Federación).
PSCs are private companies, notaries public, public brokers and certain public institutions that are duly authorised by the Ministry of Economy to serve as a PSC (e.g., the Tax Administration Service (SAT)).The most common advanced electronic signature is the e.firma, developed initially by the SAT for tax matters and proceedings with the authorities, but, in late 2016, the Mexican Federal Tax Code was amended to allow private use of the e.firma by individuals, for signing electronic agreements.
For purposes of this summary, the term “Non-Mexican Holder” shall mean a holder that is not a resident of Mexico for tax purposes, as defined by the Mexican Federal Tax Code (Código Fiscal de la Federación), or that does not conduct a trade or business in Mexico through a permanent establishment for tax purposes in Mexico, to which income is attributable.