Company registration in Mexico is done solely through the accredited institutions of the Mexican state. The basic incorporation procedures, through which a legal entity gains legal recognition from a legal point of view, fall under the supervision of the Public Registry of Commerce, which is an institution working under the…
The Mexican commercial legislation regulates the sole trader as one of the structures that can be incorporated for business purposes. The sole trader (or sole proprietorship) represents the simplest way to carry a business activity and it is created only for natural persons who want to have a business in…
Local and foreign businessmen can open an IT company in Mexico by implementing the standard registration steps regulated under the commercial law. There aren’t any certain procedures specific to IT businesses, businessmen simply have to abide by the standard rules and laws applicable to all enterprises and respect the legislation…
Foreigners can open a trust in Mexico. There are various types of trusts that can be set up here, but they all have the same basic characteristics, the main difference being the purpose for which the trust is registered. Although the trust is a different structure than a commercial company,…
Investors can open a recruitment company in Mexico if they follow the standard incorporation steps applicable to all Mexican companies, as there aren’t any distinctions on the registration of this business type. Consequently, businessmen should seek a suitable location for the company, register it with the local authorities, comply with…
Foreign investors can open a SPV company in Mexico. SPV stands for special purpose vehicle, which is designed exclusively for securitization purposes, which can refer to isolating certain corporate assets from other business activities, creating joint ventures and others. The procedure to incorporate this company type follows the same steps…
Foreign investors can open a representative office in Mexico. The representative office is also known as a liaison office and it defines a type of structure that is used only for non-commercial purposes. The representative office is set up by a foreign company abroad and for the registration, the foreign…
A foundation in Mexico is a type of non-governmental organization (NGO) that has a non-commercial purpose. In general, the incorporation procedures follow the standard rules for company formation in Mexico. Certain differences can appear that are specifically made for this type of entity. Therefore, if you want to open a…
One of the ways to conclude the process of company formation in Mexico is by setting up a joint stock company. The joint stock company in Mexico is a relatively new company type that was set up by the Mexican authorities. The joint stock company was included in the General…
