US EditionSheinbaum Frees Those Who Collaborate in the 2026 World Cup From Taxes
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To celebrate World Cups, FIFA has signed several complex agreements with each country. For decades, one of the requirements it has been asking, yes or yes, to give the approval to hold a World Cup in any country is not to be subject to double taxation. That is, it seeks only to pay taxes where they are based, Switzerland, and not to pay additional taxes in the host countries.It is something that makes sense logically and commercially to FIFA.As …
Mexico refines tourism strategy towards FITUR 2026 and the FIFA World Cup Mexico City, September 9 (InZoom.Mx). – The Association of Tourism Secretaries and Secretaries of Mexico (ASETUR) announced the agreements reached at its 63rd Ordinary Assembly, held in Zacatecas, where progress was defined in Mexico's promotion strategy towards the International Tourism Fair (FITUR) 2026 and the FIFA World Cup. ASETUR President Bernardo Cueto Riestra stre…
According to the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP), this exemption responds to commitments made since 2018 through the Guarantee and Government Statement signed by FIFA, in which Mexico undertook to facilitate operational conditions for the development of the tournament.
FIFA would organize the World Cup 2026 in Mexico without paying taxes The Federal Government seeks to make the modifications within the Economic Package 2026 jreyes Mar, 09/09/2025 - 19:39 FIFA will take the World Cup and also the tax exemption. The Mexican government, through the Ministry of Finance, seeks that the organization of the World Cup 2026 will have tax and administrative benefits, and already put it in writing.In accordance with the …
The Ministry of Finance and the federal government will give FIFA and the rest of the organizers of the World Cup their desired tax exemption. According to the transitional Article 25 of the Federation Income Law Initiative (LIF) 2026, presented by the Treasury yesterday, all natural persons and companies, resident in Mexico or abroad, who participate in the organization and celebration of the event will not pay taxes for those activities.
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