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Mexico Digital Payments Law Faces a Vote, and the Tax Question Comes First
The Mexico digital payments law faces a committee vote on 1 October. The bill gives the tax office no new powers, and it does not ban cash. The post Mexico Digital Payments Law Faces a Vote, and the Tax Question Comes First appeared first on The Rio Times .
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· 2026-09-29
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