10.06.21
Delay for ‘Carta Porte’ implementation
The implementation of the ‘Carta Porte’ was due to go ahead on 1st October 2021. All Mexican taxpayers that transport goods and merchandise in Mexican territory via sea, air, rail or federal highways are required to include this in the Mexican legal invoice artefact (the CFDI).
This requirement to include the Carta Porte has now been delayed until 1st January 2022.
Tungsten Network can ensure Mexican taxpayers remain compliant, now and in the future.
Browse Mexico updates
Carta Porte sanction extension
- Mandate information
Revised list of foreign providers of digital services
- Country updates
Payroll CFDI 4.0 delay
- Mandate information
Revised list of foreign providers of digital services
- Country updates
Upcoming CFDI 4.0 obligations
- Country updates
Revised list of foreign providers of digital services
- Country updates
Revised list of foreign providers of digital services
- Country updates
Updated list for foreign providers of digital services
- Country updates
Versions of the Catalogues for CFDI 3.3 and 4.0
- Country updates
Extension for mandatory CFDI 4.0 usage to 1 January 2023
- Country updates
Tool for validation of electronic invoice data
- Country updates
Deadline fast approaching for transition to CFDI version 4.0
- Mandate information
Further extension to the transitional period for the Carta Porte
- Mandate information
Delay of mandatory implementation of CFDI version 4.0
- Mandate information
Background to digital tax & proposal of new digital tax
- Other applicable taxes
Transition period introduced for the Carta Porte version 2.0
- Mandate information
Introduction of the new CFDI version 4.0 in January 2022
- Mandate information
Complemento Carta Porte 2.0 – updated version
- Mandate information
CFDI version 4.0.
- Mandate information