Articulos y Seminarios
- BUYING PROPERTY IN MEXICO’S RESTRICTED ZONE”.
- CAPITAL GAINS TAX (ISR) ON THE SALE OF HOMES IN MEXICO”.
- NOW THAT I HAVE BOUGHT PROPERTY IN MEXICO, WHAT DO I HAVE TO DO TO KEEP EVERYTHING CURRENT?”.
- BUYING “PRE SALE” IN MEXICO; THE RISKS AND BENEFITS”.
- 2008 BRIEF ON TAX LAW MODIFICATIONS AND NEW TAXES IN MEXICO”.
- ISR- CAPITAL GAINS TAX SEMINAR”.
- MEXICO DREAMING”.
- TAKING CONTROL OF TRUST FEES”.
- CAN I BUY EJIDO LAND?”.
- IMPOVERISHED MEXICAN VILLAGE STRIKES PAYDIRT IN THE SAND”.
BUYING PROPERTY IN MEXICO’S RESTRICTED ZONE”.- Friday, March 13th, 2009
Mexico’s Foreign Investment Law allows foreigners to acquire indirect title to land in the restricted zone by one of two methods; through a Mexican corporation or through a bank trust (fideicomiso).
By David W. Connell Position/Puesto: C.E.O/Director General
CAPITAL GAINS TAX (ISR) ON THE SALE OF HOMES IN MEXICO”. – Thursday, January 8th, 2009
This is a subject that everyone wants to know about and everyone wants to find a way to legally avoid. In an effort to keep you up to date, the following is the “cliff note” version of what you need to understand.
By Everardo Terán & David W. Connell – dconnell@mexicolaw.com.mx / eteran@mexicolaw.com.mx
NOW THAT I HAVE BOUGHT PROPERTY IN MEXICO, WHAT DO I HAVE TO DO TO KEEP EVERYTHING CURRENT? -Tuesday, December 16th, 2008
For a foreigner, buying property in Mexico is a new and different experience. Most foreigners spend time researching the procedure of buying property, setting up a trust or a corporation and becoming familiar with the different permits and costs required to close on a property transaction in Mexico.
By David W. Connell – dconnell@mexicolaw.com.mx
BUYING “PRE-SALE” IN MEXICO; THE RISKS AND BENEFITS. - Tuesday, December 9th, 2008
A “pre-sale” purchase exists when a buyer enters into an agreement with a developer to purchase a unit that has not yet been built or finished…
By David W. Connell – dconnell@mexicolaw.com.mx
2008 BRIEF ON TAX LAW MODIFICATIONS AND NEW TAXES IN MEXICO”. - Tuesday, January 1st, 2008
This year, the Mexican tax authority has made some major modifications to the tax law. Furthermore two new taxes have been created and one has been revoked. The two new taxes are “IETU” or “Flat Tax on Business Operation” and “IDE” o “Tax on Cash Deposits”. This document gives brief descriptions of this year’s modifications and the new taxes.
By Everardo Terán – eteran@mexicolaw.com.mx
ISR- CAPITAL GAINS TAX SEMINAR”. - Saturday, August 4th, 2007
Important changes in Mexico’s tax laws were discussed at a Capital Gains tTax Seminar held on July 20th, 2007…
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