US EditionAvalan Members of Parliament Income Law
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Yesterday, the Chamber of Deputies approved the Federation Income Law 2026, which foresees revenues of 10 trillion 193 billion pesos, that is 891 billion pesos more than this year, and it was voted with three modifications, one that would allow to recover 10 percent of 200 billion VAT that the insurers have collected from their customers but credit as their own not to pay it to the Treasury.
Amid criticism of the debt forecast for 2026, the majority in the Chamber of Deputies generally approved the Income Law. The instrument, which contains the concepts and estimates for next year’s collection, was approved by 349 votes in favour and 128 against. The project foresees an economic growth of between 1.8 and 2.8 percent by 2026, an average nominal exchange rate of 19.3 pesos per dollar, an oil production platform of 1.8 million barrels …
The plenary of the Chamber of Deputies approved on Friday the opinion of the Income Law 2026, which will contribute a total of resources for 10 trillion 193 thousand 683 million pesos and projects a net domestic debt of 1.78 billion.These revenues will be greater by 891 thousand 667 mdp, compared to what was approved in the LIF2025.The opinion, which was approved in general and in particular of the articles not reserved, by 349 votes in favour o…
The Chamber of Deputies approved the Federation Income Law for 2026 for an amount of 10 trillion 193,683 million pesos; the deputies projected for the following year, an expansion of the economy of between 1.8% and 2.8% Morena's parliamentary group and its allies approved the Law [...]
The party did so again, imposing its majority to pass the Income Law 2026 in Mexico, which contemplates more taxes and greater indebtedness. With this, the government will have at its disposal 10 trillion 193 billion pesos for next year, a figure that has aroused concern about the level of debt involved.
The party did so again, imposing its majority to approve the Income Law 2026, which contemplates more taxes and greater indebtedness. With this, the government will have at its disposal 10 trillion 193 billion pesos for next year, a figure that has raised concern about the level of debt involved.
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