Chevez Ruiz Zamarripa

A. Introduction. Mexico has pushed towards an effective national legal system for the protection of intangible rights and, through the years, has adapted its legislation to the international treaties that govern intellectual property worldwide and regionally.

The fact that parties participating in commercial transactions offset amounts payable between them constitutes a common practice today.

Over the last couple of years, digital assets presence has grown exponentially – mainly due to their rise during the COVID-19 pandemic – and regular investors and common individuals consider that this new type of assets are no longer a far-fetched idea and must be taken into consideration as important assets in which investors can set their eyes into, and more importantly, their money.  

The Influence of the Three-Circle Model of the Family Business System in Today’s Wealth Management in Mexico

Thoughts on the criterion of the Mexican Supreme Court of Justice which will complicate commercial transactions by hindering the offsetting of amounts for purposes of the Value Added Tax (VAT).