Public Brokerage operates as a facilitator of efficiency and security in commercial transactions. Its correct integration into business strategy goes beyond a simple formal requirement
Read publicationAn overview of the legal sequence that allows a foreign company to operate with certainty in Mexico: authorization, commercial registration, document formalization, and ongoing transparency.
Read the article in SpanishThe announcement of new federal guidelines to regulate audiences' rights in radio and television revives a historical dilemma regarding the tension between state intervention and freedom of expression. The central challenge lies in designing a precise regulation with technical autonomy that guarantees the right to information without leading to indirect censorship. To achieve this, the proposal suggests limiting the definition of fake news to instances of proven social harm and establishing an independent technical committee to regulate the separation between opinion and news information.
Read publicationThe referred appraisal (avalúo referido) is a fully lawful mechanism in Mexico that allows property owners to deduct construction or improvement costs when selling real estate, even if they lack the official tax invoices (CFDI). Grounded in Mexican income tax law, this underutilized tool authorizes the deduction of 80% of the construction's historical value and adjusts it for inflation, directly reducing the taxable income base. To ensure full fiscal validity and legal certainty before tax authorities, the appraisal must be officially issued by a certified Public Broker (Corredor Público).
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