SAT Reveals that There Are 54,000 Companies with Five Years without Paying Taxes
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The Sheinbaum government seeks to raise more with new tax controls, with indications that small taxpayers pay proportionally more than companies with stable revenues.
The agency also reported more than 38,000 companies blocked by transactions with allegedly false invoices since October 2024.
The Tax Administration Service (SAT) looked at companies that resort to the tax loss report to reduce tax payments and that, in some cases, they use allegedly irregular vouchers to justify their expenses. Antonio Martínez Dagnino, SAT holder, reported that 129 thousand companies have reported losses during the last three fiscal years, while 54,000 accumulate five consecutive years without paying taxes on the same argument. The official explained…
The federal government has detected a total of 54,000 companies that have not paid taxes for five years, specifically the Income Tax (ISR), while another 129,000 companies have declared losses in the last three fiscal years, the SAT reported.
The Tax Administration Service (SAT) detected 54,000 companies that accumulate five consecutive years without paying contributions after reporting tax losses, reported its owner, Antonio Martínez Dagnino.
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