Mexico’s revenue from tech-fueled transfer pricing audits will continue to grow as the government focuses more on enforcement and keeps investing in new auditing tools, tax practitioners say.
The Tax Administration Service, or SAT, collected roughly 106.2 billion pesos ($5.5 billion) by applying transfer pricing procedures to large companies from 2019 to 2024—367% more than the previous six years, it reported last month. Transfer pricing is valuation of intercompany transactions for tax purposes.
Practitioners said the increase is just the beginning.
“If you saw the 2025 master plan that they published, they said that they’re not going to try to ...
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