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14 October 2022 Mexico ratifies MLI | Timeline for entry into force will be triggered once instrument of ratification is deposited in the OECD
On 12 October 2022, during its ordinary session, the Mexican Senate approved the Multilateral Convention to implement Tax Treaty Related Measures to Prevent Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (the MLI) in the terms that it was approved by the joint committee of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Treasury on 6 October (with the updated list of reservations and notifications in respect to those made in 2017 at the time of signature). Following Senate approval, the MLI has been sent to the President for signature and publication in the Federal Official Gazette, and subsequent deposit with the OECD. As mentioned in EY Global Tax Alert, Mexico takes first steps to ratify MLI, dated 10 October 2022, the MLI will enter in force on the first day of the month following the expiration of a period of the three calendar months beginning on the date of its deposit. However, the MLI will enter into effect in Mexico with respect to taxes withheld at source at the beginning of the calendar year after the date of entering into force, such that the earliest date for this would be 1 January 2024. Several implications for multinational companies may arise once the MLI enters into force for Mexico, and a case-by case analysis should be undertaken to map the impact of the MLI in cross-border transactions.
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