Tax reform requires expats to obtain taxpayer registration by July 1

My office is taking people to get their electronic signatures as with that you never have to go back to the SAT office and can do address changes and print updated certificates.

Intercasa wrote:My office is taking people to get their electronic signatures as with that you never have to go back to the SAT office and can do address changes and print updated certificates.  

What docs and other info is needed to be supplied to SAT at that time. It sounds like CFE will shut off power unless this info is not provided by 6/30

Passport, residency visa, original utility bill (doesn't have to be in your name and if you don't have one we have a work around), and USB memory stick.

A USB memory stick? What for?

mudgirl wrote:

Carry Bean wrote:A USB memory stick? What for?

They put your electronic signature on your flash drive.

And then what do I do with it? I’m on iPads not computers or do I give it to those government types who want it? This is so stupid.

I never had to take a flash drive to SAT. We use a password to sign in not the digital signature. I believe you can do either one. Spencer?

Here is a good informational video from FB explaining what you have to take to CFE to get your RFC added to your bill.

Bob you can do either one but the e.firma with USB is better as with the mere password you cannot change your address nor access 100% of the services so with an extra 15-20 minutes there you never have to go back and have full access

Intercasa wrote:Passport, residency visa, original utility bill (doesn't have to be in your name and if you don't have one we have a work around), and USB memory stick.

What about original RFC form with #?

I went to CFE this morning at 9:00am. I was the only one there. They only have two tellers so things could get lined up.

I took:

My last CFE bill;
A printout of my Proof of Fiscal/Tax Situation document;
My residency visa card

They kept the CFE bill and Proof of Fiscal/Tax Situation document. They took a copy of my visa card. They also required my phone number. All in all it took about 5 minutes.

I also forgot to add that the CFE office requires a mask to be worn.

Intercasa wrote:Bob you can do either one but the e.firma with USB is better as with the mere password you cannot change your address nor access 100% of the services so with an extra 15-20 minutes there you never have to go back and have full access

I guess the only downside is you wouldn't be able to access your account on devices that don't have a USB port.

Files are uploaded and used with password on SAT site

Perfect example of the right hand not knowing what the left is doing!

I just received an email from Bellon Insurance saying they will need a copy of the "Proof of Fiscal/Tax Situation" document before I can renew my insurance. They are good with emailing it to them, which I did.

As dumb as I think this whole thing is for retired expats what’s even dumber is a less than 6 week deadline to get it done. Not saying they don’t have a right to do this but how can it be done that quickly with the number of people over the age of 18?

I guaranty you that millions of Mexican are not going to do it and for sure thousands of expat and unless you need the rfc for insurance or purchase etc.. no one s life is going to be affected by this..
Several 18 year old told me why they did not need it my garner or my cleaning lady have no intention of getting it and multiply that by hundreds or thousands and here you have the situation.. Little by little it will get done but we are not there yet. By huevos they will get it done said my cleaning lady .

I corresponded with Azucena Bateman (ABC Legal) about assistance in sorting this out. She helped my wife and I obtain an RFC for purchasing a car last year.

Not surprisingly, she’s swamped with requests over this regulation.

The essence of our email exchanges was. Since we already own our home, a Mexican plated car, have a bank account, and have no major transactions coming up (i.e. home sale), her response was we could sit tight for now and update our cedula later.

Mexicans do not do things in anticipation, they do them when it is needed or late so the answer makes sense. I do not know any Mexican rushing to make the deadline,,

dvinton wrote:I corresponded with Azucena Bateman (ABC Legal) about assistance in sorting this out.  She helped my wife and I obtain an RFC for purchasing a car last year.

Not surprisingly, she’s swamped with requests over this regulation.

The essence of our email exchanges was.  Since we already own our home, a Mexican plated car, have a bank account, and have no major transactions coming up (i.e. home sale), her response was we could sit tight for now and update our cedula later.

Your big concern will be your car insurance. If it expires soon you will need to have that "Proof of Tax Situation document" according to the e-mail I received from Bellon.

This is the e-mail from Bellon Insurance:

Dear customer
Because of the tax reforms issued by the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit for the year 2022, a new billing model name Version 4.0 is considered, which entered into force on January 1, 2022.
In order to correctly issue the invoice (FACTURA) for any billable transaction, the Insurance Company must have your tax information as it is registered in the “SAT” Tax Administration System.
For this reason, on April 1, 2022, you must provide to the Insurance company with the Proof of Tax Status updated no older than 30 days of the person who will appear as the holder of the policy, since without this information the insurance company will not be able to bill the issuance policy or renew it.
It is necessary that when you modify your registered information on the “SAT”, the Tax Administration System, you will have to notify the insurance company by sending your updated Tax Status Certificate again (Constancia de Situación Fiscal).