Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is proposing sweeping changes to corporate income tax rules to raise as much as 140 billion pesos ($8.2 billion) next year, part of an effort to narrow the budget deficit but one that risks squeezing low-margin businesses.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is proposing sweeping changes to corporate income tax rules to raise as much as 140 billion pesos ($8.2 billion) next year, part of an effort to narrow the budget deficit but one that risks squeezing low-margin businesses.
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