Not a Latitax destination
Mexico
Temporary residency is easy to get on proof of income or savings, but a resident is taxed on worldwide income at up to 35%, so it is a lifestyle move rather than a tax one unless income stays below Mexico's thresholds.
Capital gains
Secondary10% on listed shares
Gains on shares sold through the Mexican stock exchange taxed at 10%; other gains taxed at progressive rates up to 35%.
Source: PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries - Mexico · checked 2026-09-29VAT
Secondary16%
8% in northern and southern border zones.
Source: PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries - Mexico · checked 2026-09-29Looking for somewhere that works?
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