2024-07-05 04:05:46
According to the tax authority, the OECD released a study stating that Mexico’s federal revenues are only 16.9% of the Gross Domestic Product, but says the SAT that they are not considering the income from petroleum derivatives and from the productive companies of the State that add up 7.6%.
“With these considerations, Mexico’s net budget revenues in 2022 would have represented 24.5% of GDP, a proportion that would place the country at the level of nations such as Switzerland or Costa Rica,” according to the fiscal entity.
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He specified that in Mexico the budgetary resources They are obtained from the tax revenues collected by the SAT and from the non-tax revenues they provide. Mexican oil (Pemex) and the Federal electricity commission (CFE), so when added together they give a net income that represented 24.5% of GDP.
He stated that with this data, what the OECD reports is descriptive only It does not allow us to determine whether a country’s income is at an adequate level, “since this is determined based on the particular characteristics and objectives of public policies.”
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He SAT He pointed out that in this Administration, funds have been collected 5.3 billion pesos more, thanks to the strategies of the Master plan of Inspection and Collectionwhich have allowed for a level playing field in the collection of taxes without the need to create new ones or increase existing ones, as well as the commitment and honest work of the public servants of the SAT.
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2024-07-05 04:05:46