Individuals taking up employment in Mexico will be subject to a broad set of tax rules. The Mexican income tax liability depends on whether an individual is a resident in Mexico for tax purposes or a foreign resident for tax purposes. This determination is made based on the specific facts and circumstances of that individual. The following is an overview of the Mexican tax system for employees who will be working in Mexico.
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