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Overview by Globlatrade.net: - The balance sheet, which reflects the situation of the enterprise and provides the information about the assets, liabilities and capital on a particular date (the last day of the fiscal year).
- The profit and losses report, which shows the results of all financial activities of the enterprise in a given period of time, could be each trimester or each year. It reflects the income, expenses, loss and profit obtained during that particular period.
- Legal entities of general regimen
- Legal entities non-profit
- Legal entities of simplified regimen
Legal entities that are not residents, must pay taxes in Mexico when they earn an income from a source of wealth located in Mexican territory (income tax and flat rate corporate tax).
| Rate imposed on an individual's income | Vary from 3% to 28% according to the monthly tax bracket. |
| from MXN 0 to 496 | 3% |
| from MXN 497 to 4,120 | 10% |
| from MXN 4,121 to 7,399 | 17% |
| from MXN 7,400 to 8,601 | 25% |
| 8,602 and more | 28% |
| Type of property and law | Validity | International Agreements Signed |
| Patent Industrial Property Law | 20 years | Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) Strasbourg agreement Concerning the International Patent Classification |
| Trademark Industrial Property Law, Article 16 | 10 years | Trademark law treaty Nice agreement |
| Design Copyright Law | 75 years after the death of the author | |
| Copyright Copyright Law | 75 years after the death of the author. | Berne convention Convention for the Protection of Producers of Phonograms Against Unauthorized Duplication of Their Phonograms Rome ConventionFor the Protection of Performers, Producers of Phonograms and Broadcasting Organizations WIPO Copyright Treaty WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty |
| Industrial Models Law of Industrial Property | 20 years |
| New Year's | January 1st |
| Mexican Constitution's Day | First Monday in February |
| Benito Juarez's Anniversary | Third Monday in March |
| Good Thursday and Good Friday | It falls sometime between March 20 and April 25 |
| Labor Day | May 1st |
| The Battle of Puebla's Day | May 5th |
| Mexican Independence's Day | September 16 |
| Columbus Day | October 12 |
| Day of the Dead | November 1st |
| Mexican Revolution's Day | Third Monday in November |
| Our Lady of Guadalupe's Day | December 12 |
| Christmas | December 25 |
| Christmas Vacations | One week from December 25 to December 31, depending on the enterprise. |
| Holy Week Vacations | The last week before Easter. |
| Summer Vacations | One week anytime in between July and August. |
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