Mexico: mergers: could a cross-border merger in Mexico be a viable acquisition structure?

Article Abstract:

Rules governing mergers of US corporations with those in Mexico are examined. Mexican General Corporate Law does not recognize mergers with a US firm, but they are not prohibited. Confidentiality laws, registration with the Commercial Public Registry, and other rules are explained.

Laws, regulations and rules

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Tax planning for business acquisitions in Mexico

Article Abstract:

Mexico's rules on taxation of mergers and acquisitions are explained in relation to US firms and other foreign investors acquiring Mexican companies. Stock transactions and asset purchases are both examined.

Foreign investments, Taxation, Tax policy

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Overcoming exporting barriers to Mexico

Article Abstract:

US companies must work to overcome trade barriers with Mexico . These barriers are political, social and economic.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Trade Barriers, International trade

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