قواعد الإقامة الضريبية في Mexico: اختبار الـ183 يومًا

Mexico applies a 183 day calendar year test. Having a primary home in Mexico can also trigger residency.

السنة التقويمية (يناير إلى ديسمبر). هذا يعني أن عدّاد أيامك يُعاد تعيينه في كل أول يناير. لا تُنقل الأيام من السنة السابقة.

إذا تجاوزت 183 يومًا، قد تفرض Mexico ضرائب على دخلك العالمي كمقيم ضريبي. تعتمد العواقب الدقيقة على وضعك الشخصي وأي اتفاقيات ضريبية سارية ونوع الدخل المعني.

Mexican tax residency comes from Article 9 of the Federal Tax Code. The starting point is simple: have your home in Mexico and you are tax resident. When you keep a home in another country as well, Mexico looks at where your centre of vital interests sits and treats you as Mexican resident if either more than half of your income is Mexican source or your main professional activity is in Mexico.

Days of presence are only a secondary indicator in Mexico. The tests that actually decide residency are the home test and the centre of vital interests test. Your day count can support a finding of residency but rarely establishes it on its own.

Mexican nationals start out with a presumption of Mexican tax residency that they have to rebut by showing their centre of vital interests is elsewhere. If you move from Mexico to a country that Mexico has classified as a preferential tax regime, your Mexican residency continues for the year of departure and for the five years after.

Mexico does not run a general inbound expat regime. The Régimen Simplificado de Confianza (RESICO) offers low effective rates to small business residents, but it is built for domestic activity rather than for sheltering foreign source income.

Mexican treaties follow the OECD model. When dual residency is in play, the tiebreaker order is permanent home, centre of vital interests, habitual abode, and finally nationality.