List of the Countries With Whom Mexico Holds Income Tax Treaties

Sergio Arturo Olliver Martinez Grijalva

This is a list that includes existing bilateral treaties to avoid double taxation signed between Mexico and the rest of the world, next to the year of establisment.

• States of Guernsey 2011
• Republic of Costa Rica 2011
• Government of the Isle of Man 2011
• Government of Jersey 2010
• Government of the Cook Islands 2010
• Government of the Cayman Islands 2010
• Government of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas 2010
• Government of Bermuda 2009
• Kingdom of the Netherlands in Relation to the Netherlands Antilles 2009
• United States of America 1989, 1992, 1994
• Government of the Italian Republic 1991
• Government of the French Republic 1991
• Kingdom of Spain 1992
• Republic of Ecuador 1992
• Kingdom of Sweden 1992
• Kingdom of Belgium, 1992
• Swiss Federal Council 1993, 2009
• Kingdom of the Netherlands 1993
• Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 1994, 2009
• Republic of Korea 1994
• Republic of Singapore 1994, 2009
• Kingdom of Norway 1995
• Japan 1996
• Republic of Finland 1997
• Kingdom of Denmark 1997
• Government of the Argentine Republic 1997
• Republic of Chile 1998
• Ireland 1998
• Government of the Republic of Poland 1998
• State of Israel 1999
• Portuguese Republic 1999
• Romanía 2000
• Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
• Czech Republic 2002
• Government of the Republic of Indonesia 2002
• Government of Australia
• Federative Republic of Brazil 2003
• Republic of Austria 2004, 2009
• Hellenic Republic 2004
• Government of the Russian Federation 2004
• Government of the People's Republic of China 2005
• Slovak Republic 2006
• Government of Canada 2006
• Government of New Zealand 2006
• Government of the Republic of India 2007
• Republic of Iceland 2008
• Government of Barbados 2008
• Federal Republic of Germany 2008
• Republic of South Africa 2009
• Eastern Republic of Uruguay 2009
• Republic of Panama 2009
• Kingdom of Bahrain 2010
• Republic of Hungary 2011

Due to tax reasons it is important to know the countries with which there is an agreement to prevent double taxation, because of the existance of these treaties, the companies or individuals that do business and thus receive an income for doing so in these countries, their tax contributions to them are generated in compliance with the tax legislation of these countries, will be deducted by the mexican fiscal tax authority (Sistema de Administración Tributaria) at the time of declaring your income for the tax period.