IMSS: Rules for the Application of Tax Benefits to Employers and Seasonal Agricultural Workers

The reform initiative to the Social Security Law regarding digital platforms redefines labor and social security obligations for delivery and ride-hailing applications in Mexico. The new framework incorporates couriers and drivers into the IMSS and I...

The Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare amended the rules for calculating the Net Monthly Income of digital platform workers, directly impacting the Contribution Base Salary reported to the IMSS...

The National Council of Representatives of CONSAMI approved an increase to the minimum wage that will directly affect employers’ obligations beginning January 1, 2026...

INFONAVIT has extended the deadline for employers to make the necessary adjustments resulting from the amendment to Article 29 of its Law, regarding the calculation and payment of amortizations corresponding to the sixth two-month period of 2025...

The Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) has approved the use of biometric validation in its “IMSS Digital” application to facilitate the consultation and payment of temporary disability benefits...

INFONAVIT has released SUA v.3.6.7 following the amendment to Article 29 of the INFONAVIT Law...

The Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) released version 3.6.7 of the Single Self-Determination System (SUA) to ensure the proper implementation of the amendment to Article 29 of the INFONAVIT Law...

Mexico’s Federal Judiciary affirms INFONAVIT’s position on salary deductions during employee absences or medical leave...

INFONAVIT joins the pilot program for the inclusion of digital platform workers in the mandatory social security system...

The IMSS takes a step toward formalizing digital platform workers through a pilot program set to launch on July 1, 2025...