Forming a company in Mexico involves navigating the General Law of Commercial Companies. It requires a registered name, bylaws, and minimum capital. The process includes registration with the National Registry of Foreign Investments for foreign entities, offering options like S.A. (corporation) or S.A.P.I. (innovative firms) with tax benefits under 2023 reforms. These reforms simplified procedures, reducing paperwork and approval times. Entrepreneurs are assisted in choosing the right structure, ensuring compliance with local regulations. For example, a client launched an S.A. in three months, leveraging deductions to lower initial costs. The process also involves obtaining a tax ID (RFC) and permits, which can vary by state. Understanding incorporation details—such as shareholder agreements or tax obligations—is key.
Key Points: company types, foreign investment, tax benefits
Tips: choose the right entity, register promptly, consult a lawyer