Analyze IEPS to Alcohol and Sodium Products
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Chamber of Deputies analyzes increasing IPES of snacks, sweets and foods with high sodium and calories content.
The 2027 Economic Package does not consider modifications to the structural taxes, but there are proposals to increase the IEPS to alcoholic beverages and products with excess sodium content, said the president of the Finance Commission in San Lázaro, the brunette Carol Antonio Altamirano. In interview, he said that the income proposal for the next fiscal year will not move the most important taxes, nor create new contributions. In addition, he …
Deputies propose to increase the tax on beer and advance how much it would be per unit. They also analyze to impose an extra gravimen on instant soups or Japanese ramen, sausages and sauces with excess sodium. When presenting the conclusions of the Tax Treatment Group to the Production of Distillates and other Alcoholic Drinks created by the [...]
The Chamber of Deputies analyzes possible modifications to the Special Tax on Production and Services (IEPS) for alcoholic beverages and certain processed foods with high sodium content, as part of the proposals that will be considered during the discussion of the Economic Package 2027. The president of the Commission of Finance and Public Credit, Carol Antonio Altamirano, [...] The post Deputies put on the table new taxes for beer and foods fir…
The collection of sodium products would be 12 billion pesos, while the quota of between 70 cents and one peso per beer would mean 6.5 billion more for public revenues, said the brunetter Altamirano The post Analyze MPs taxing beers, maruchan and other products with high sodium content appeared first on Capital Mexico.
The president of the Finance Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, the brownist Carol Antonio, says that there are already several proposals. FORBES The economic package 2027 could include tax increases applicable to products with sodium and alcohol drinks, admitted the president of the Finance Commission of the Chamber of Deputies, [...]
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