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Mexico Company Registration Legal Consultation
Launch your business in Mexico with confidence. Our expert legal team simplifies the entire process, from registration to compliance, so you can focus on growth.
Mexico Company Registration Legal Consultation
Receive comprehensive legal support for starting a company in Mexico. From company registration to legal compliance, launch your business with confidence.
Starting a Business in Mexico
Mexico is your gateway to North and South American markets. Its business-friendly environment makes it an attractive option for entrepreneurs.
With quick registration and no residency requirements, you’ll find Mexico is a prime destination to launch your venture. Whether it’s manufacturing, services, or tech, the opportunities are vast. Ready to tap into it?
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Common Legal Structures for Setting up a Business in Mexico
1. Representative Office
This option is great for businesses not intending to generate immediate income in Mexico. It’s ideal for conducting market research or exploring the business environment without engaging in financial transactions.
2. Branch
A branch acts as an extension of your foreign company, conducting business activities in Mexico to generate income. It operates under the legal framework of the foreign company and does not have a separate legal identity in Mexico.
3. Subsidiary
For a more permanent presence, consider incorporating or acquiring a subsidiary in Mexico. This entity operates independently, enabling full commercial and legal transactions under Mexican regulations. It is the preferred choice for foreign companies seeking a substantial presence in the Mexican market.
Starting a Business in Mexico as a Foreigner
Starting a Business in Mexico as a Foreigner
Watch our detailed video to explore the comprehensive corporate services available in Mexico for expats. Learn how these services can streamline your business operations and support growth in a dynamic economic environment.
How Can a Corporate Lawyer Assist with Company Registration in Mexico?
Why get bogged down in legal paperwork when you can focus on launching your dream business? Our corporate lawyers handle the complexity, making the process feel effortless for you.
Here’s how we make it happen:
Clear Incorporation Guidelines
Cut through the red tape with guidance you can trust. Our legal team in Mexico breaks down complex regulations and simplifies your company’s setup process.
Efficient Setup Process
Skip the bureaucratic headaches. Our partners handle all the legwork, fast-tracking your registration so you can hit the ground running.
Proactive Issue Management
If challenges pop up, Lexidy Mexico is ready with smart, actionable solutions. No stress—just solid legal support.
Dedicated Ongoing Support
Our help doesn’t stop once your company is formed. Count on our local partners to be there as your business grows, providing ongoing legal advice whenever you need it.
Start your business journey with confidence. Our local partners are here to make sure your Mexico venture thrives from day one.
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How it Works
1
Assess Your Eligibility
Start by determining your eligibility with a focused consultation. Your dedicated Legal Advisor will understand your situation and explore possible legal paths.
2
Service Presentation and Proposal
Receive a detailed presentation of our services tailored to your needs, complete with a fixed-price proposal to ensure no surprises.
3
Begin Your Journey
Your dedicated lawyer will guide you through every step, handling all legalities as you confidently move forward.
How it Works
1
Assess Your Eligibility
Start by determining your eligibility with a focused consultation. Your dedicated Legal Advisor will understand your situation and explore possible legal paths.
2
Service Presentation and Proposal
Receive a detailed presentation of our services tailored to your needs, complete with a fixed-price proposal to ensure no surprises.
3
Begin Your Journey
How it Works
1
Assess Your Eligibility
Start by determining your eligibility with a focused consultation. Your dedicated Legal Advisor will understand your situation and explore possible legal paths.
2
Service Presentation and Proposal
Receive a detailed presentation of our services tailored to your needs, complete with a fixed-price proposal to ensure no surprises.
3
Begin Your Journey
Your dedicated lawyer will guide you through every step, handling all legalities as you confidently move forward.
How it Works
1
Assess Your Eligibility
Start by determining your eligibility with a focused consultation. Your dedicated Legal Advisor will understand your situation and explore possible legal paths.
2
Service Presentation and Proposal
Receive a detailed presentation of our services tailored to your needs, complete with a fixed-price proposal to ensure no surprises.
3
Begin Your Journey
Simplify Mexico Business Registration Today
Don’t let paperwork slow you down. Start your company in Mexico with expert legal support at every stage, making your business launch as smooth as possible.
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Tax Consultation
Avoid tax surprises with our comprehensive tax consultation services. Get expert advice and strategic planning to ensure a smooth tax season and financial peace of mind.
Discover our Long-Term Program
Join Lexidy’s Long-Term Program now and enter a world of enhanced, efficient, and personalized legal services. Unlock a range of premium benefits:
- 10% discount on your next service.
- Invites to our office events and networking.
- Personalized reminders and service upkeep, fewer worries.
- Free Consultation.
- Fast-tracking and client priority (Responses to queries within 24 hours from our multilingual, expert legal team).
Local Expertise, Global Reach
Local Expertise, Global Reach
Receive seamless legal assistance no matter where you are. Our strategically located offices provide expert support always within reach.
Barcelona
- Avinguda Diagonal, 442, 3º 1ª, Barcelona, 08037
- +34 938 07 40 56
Madrid
- Calle Villalar 7, Bajo Izquierda, Madrid, 28001
- +34 915 367 806
Málaga
- Paseo de Reding, número 43, 1º Planta, Puerta Izquierda, 29016
- +34 951 12 53 70
Lisbon
- Rua Joaquim António de Aguiar n.º 43, RC Esq, Lisbon, 1070-150
- +351 21 027 0734
Porto
- R. do Mal. Saldanha 109 office 5, 4150-025 Porto, Portugal
- +351 21 027 0733
Athens
- Patriarchou Ioakeim 25 Street, Kolonaki, Athens, 10675
- +30 21 1199 5654
Paris
- 21bis Boulevard de Port Royal, 75013 Paris
- +33 1 76 40 35 43
Milan
- Via California 23, 5th Floor, 20144 Milan MI, Italy
- +39 02 8295 6347
Mexico
- Blvd. Manuel Ávila Camacho 137, Piso 3 Comunal, Polanco III Secc, Miguel Hidalgo, 11550 Ciudad de México, CDMX
- +52 55 8957 7841
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Do I need a legal representative to start a company in Mexico?
Yes, Mexican regulations require every company to appoint a legal representative (a natural person who is a registered Mexican tax resident) to manage interactions with local authorities (especially Tax), ensuring compliance and proper representation.
2. Can a foreigner own a business in Mexico?
Foreigners can fully own a business in Mexico, either as individuals or through legal entities. However, certain sectors are subject to restrictions or closed to foreign investment under Mexican law.
3. How long does it take to set up a company in Mexico?
The process typically takes 6 to 10 weeks from the submission of initial documents to the final setup of the company, provided all paperwork is correctly prepared and submitted.
4. What are the pros and cons of starting a business in Mexico?
Pros: Mexico provides a business-friendly environment with no restrictions on profit repatriation, strong protection of property rights, no minimum capital requirements, a highly skilled workforce, and access to a large market through free-trade agreements with approximately 50 countries.
Cons: Challenges include occasionally slow permit processes, a complex tax system, and concerns related to crime and corruption that may impact business operations.