Mexico’s 2026 tax plan: crackdowns and new levies on ‘harmful’ products
To fund a historic expansion of social welfare programs in 2026, the Mexican Congress last year approved a new tax strategy focused on enforcement and selective tax hikes. The plan avoids broad reform and increased personal taxes, instead targeting fraud, digital platforms and specific “harmful” goods to generate the revenue needed to cover the rising costs of pensions, youth scholarships and other benefits (see story above).
