For Mexican entities approving capital stock increases or decreases occurring December 31, 2020 or before, Article 30 of the Mexican Federal Tax Code provided that taxpayers were required to maintain records of all minutes and certificates relating to such transactions. However, beginning January 1, 2021, Mexican tax authorities now may require additional information from Mexican entities evidencing the economic substance of the increases or decreases in their capital stock. Accordingly, taxpayers who increase their capital stock through the capitalization of liabilities must,  in addition to keeping accounting records, meeting minutes, account statements and, where appropriate, appraisals of the goods contributed, maintain a document certifying both the accounting existence of the liability in question and its value. Such certification must comply … read more