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Register a Trademark in Mexico

A trademark registration in Mexico offers a 10-year term of protection which begins once the trademark is approved. This is a new regulation, as in Mexico, the 10 years were calculated since the moment when the applicant filed for the trademark registration (the new law was enacted in 2020 and some of its rules will be…

Set Up a Subsidiary in Mexico

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A subsidiary is a company which is owned or controlled by another company, named the parent or holding company. Mexico is the ideal place to set up a subsidiary because it is ranked the 12th largest economy in the world (measured for the last quarter of 2023), having 77% of its population living in urban areas. In…

Open a Bank Account in Mexico

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Numerous foreign investors and foreign citizens move to Mexico for employment or other reasons. Also, the country is a major tourist destination which attracts a great influx of tourists each year. No matter what the reason is for moving to the country, a key aspect to take into consideration is to open a…

Virtual Office in Mexico

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Investors in Mexico can maintain a professional business image by purchasing a virtual office in Mexico. This is a suitable alternative to the traditional office and one that helps investors save the expenses related to renting and maintaining a traditional office space in one of the Mexican cities. Our Mexico company formation…

Set up a Branch in Mexico

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Branch offices are the preferred solution in some business sectors, such as banking and insurance. Investors who want to set up a branch in Mexico can benefit from the services offered by our Mexico company formation agents. Quick Facts Applicable legislation (home country/foreign country) Mexican corporate law Best Used For to carry out…

Open a LLC in Mexico

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The limited liability company in Mexico is one of the most used business forms, both by foreign investors and local entrepreneurs. It can also be referred to as the LLC or the S.R.L., after its Spanish name. In order to open a limited liability company in Mexico, investors will need to go through a multi-step incorporation…

Types of Companies in Mexico

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Investors in Mexico can choose among several different business forms, according to the size of the company, the plans to expand it, the number of founders and the available paid-up capital. The general requirements for company incorporation may vary according to the chosen type of company. Our specialists in company incorporation in Mexico…

How to set up a company in Mexico

Foreign investors who need help in setting up a company in Mexico can get in touch with one of our local company registration specialists. Quick Facts Company formation fees For the registration of a Mexican legal entity, our team charges USD $1,800 (plus 16% VAT). What are the incorporation…