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Members may download one copy of our sample forms and templates for your personal use within your organization. Neither members nor non-members may reproduce such samples in any other way e. This bill will have to pass the legislative process before it is published in the Federation's Official Gazette.

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With Morena, the president's political party, having a majority in both chambers of Congress, however, it is likely that the initiative will pass without much opposition or amendments. The proposed bill also seeks to restrict employer substitutions. In Mexico, an "employer substitution" is the practice of transferring employees from one company to another, without the need for employees' consent. If approved, these substitutions would be illegal unless there is a transfer of assets between the companies. It would no longer suffice Mexico Moving Forward the different companies share most of the shareholders.

On another front, the income tax laws and the value added tax laws Mexico Moving Forward the deduction or crediting as appropriate of taxes related to subcontracting or contractors that do not have authorization from the STPS. To monitor compliance with these provisions, the STPS, IMSS and Infonavit would coordinate efforts to conduct inspections and share the information among the three government agencies, as well as report the findings to the tax authorities in case they found irregularities. Miving

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A company that refuses to be inspected would be summoned to present the required information directly to the requesting authority, on top of the possibility of being fined for such refusal. If it is found that a company is subcontracting personnel, Mexico Moving Forward the contractor and the beneficiary customer would be subject to fines ranging from 2, to 50, times the UMA value—i. Importantly, using deceptive practices to conceal the provision of specialized services or the performance of specialized works, or subcontracting personnel, would constitute tax fraud.

The penalty likely would be imprisonment from three months to nine years, depending on the amount of fraud. The law would enter into force and effect on the day after its publication, with the exception Mexicl the tax laws, which would take effect on Jan. Within four months of the law taking effect, the STPS must issue the general regulations, setting forth the requirements and procedures to apply for authorization as a provider Mexico Moving Forward specialized services.]