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The Mexican Tax Administration (SAT) has launched a website to provide information for both non-resident providers and individual users of digital services, which have become subject to tax as from 1 June 2020. From this date, non-resident providers are required to collect and pay VAT on their supplies of digitals services. Further, individual users that provide goods, services, or accommodation in Mexico through the use of digital intermediation services are subject to income tax and VAT, which is to be generally withheld and remitted by the intermediation service provider. The website provides information on these requirements for both legal entities...