Is the Mexican government open to foreign investment?
Mexico is open to foreign direct investment (FDI) in the vast majority of economic sectors and has consistently been one of the largest emerging market recipients of FDI.
What kind of FDI does Mexico get from the US?
According to Mexico’s Secretariat of Economy, FDI flows to Mexico from the United States totaled USD 12.7 billion in 2019, nearly 39.7 percent of total flows into Mexico (USD 33.7 billion). The automotive, aerospace, telecommunications, financial services, and electronics sectors typically receive large amounts of FDI.
What are the requirements to live in Mexico?
The financial criteria required to live in Mexico vary depending on: Whether you have any assets in Mexico (e.g. own a home here) Whether you have certain kinds of family ties in Mexico
What are the requirements for an investment visa in Mexico?
This visa comprises several categories such as Scientific Research, Economic Solvency, Real Estate Investment, Education, Marriage, among others. The permit is usually issued for 1 year, but it is renewable annually for a further 3 years (3+1), provided that requirements are still met.
Is there an estate tax treaty between the US and Mexico?
The United States and Mexico do not have an Estate Tax Treaty in place. This may significantly impact your U.S. Estate Tax liability. You should speak with an estate planning attorney prior to executing (or amending) an estate plan, if you are a US person with assets in Mexico.
How many states are there in the country of Mexico?
Zacatecas The states of Mexico are first-level administrative territorial entities of the country of Mexico, which officially is named United Mexican States. There are 32 federal entities in Mexico (31 states and the capital, Mexico City, as a separate entity without being formally a state). States are further divided into municipalities.
The financial criteria required to live in Mexico vary depending on: Whether you have any assets in Mexico (e.g. own a home here) Whether you have certain kinds of family ties in Mexico
What kind of tax status does Mexico have?
At the current time, Mexico is listed in IRC (Internal Revenue Code) as having a De Facto Corporate Status for all “Sociedad Anonimas.” We deal with the issue of Sociedad Anonimas often, and you can read more here.