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…
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…
In Latin America, Mexico is one of the states which has adopted cryptocurrencies as an official currency, but the legislation regulating this industry is still developing. The country does apply various rules of law addressed to the crypto market, including rules concerning the issuance of a crypto license in Mexico. Quick Facts Cyprocurrency…
CPA in Mexico refers to a certified public accountant, a person who has gained an in-depth knowledge in the accounting profession. Unlike a simple accountant, the CPA is entitled to provide his or her services to public institutions and to handle complex accounting procedures, such as audit or management consulting. The area of expertise of a CPA in…
Being mostly oriented on exports, Mexico is the 15th largest exporter worldwide. It is also the second largest export market of the U.S. After signing the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) in 1994 with the U.S., the trade market in Mexico started to be greatly connected to the U.S., with more than 80% of the exports from the country being…
CompanyFormationMexico.com is a part of BridgeWest®, an international legal network of lawyers and consultants. BridgeWest takes great care of selecting its affiliates worldwide and Mexico is no exception. Francesco Dagnino,Partner of Lexia Avvocatiwww.lawyersitaly.eu Starting a company in Mexico can be difficult since it involves such complex procedures. The team from companyformationmexico.com is very qualified and benefits…
