Mexico Mandatory Disclosure Regime (MDR) Reporting Tool

What is Mexico's Mandatory Disclosure Regime (MDR)?

Mexico has introduced a new law that requires lawyers, accountants, bankers and tax advisers to proactively report certain tax transactions to the tax authorities. The Mexican law is part of an OECD initiative to combat tax evasion, known as BEPS Action 12, and is similar to the EU's DAC6 regulation. Mexico’s mandatory disclosure law will be in force from January 2021, with a requirement to report historic data.

For Mexico, this means that businesses will need to review transactions that go as far back as January 2020. Businesses that start keeping track of transactions now will find it easier to report transactions when the mandatory disclosure law is in force in Mexico.

VinciWorks' Mexican MDR reporting solution

VinciWorks' Mexican MDR reporting solution provides firms and multinational businesses with the expertise, knowledge and technical infrastructure to comply with the Mexican MDR regulations. The tool uses a built-in knowledge engine to guide users through the MDR process and recommends which transactions should be reported. It features workflows designed and updated for the intricacies of Mexico’s implementation of MDR.

Core features

Built-in guidance on whether a transaction is reportable
Reminders for reporting deadlines and reviewing ongoing transactions
Customizable dashboard to make it easier to stay on top of deadlines
Customizable workflow to easily collect all pertinent data
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