Mexico Crypto & Forex Tax 2026: Income Rates up to 35%, Stocks at 10%
Mexico has no dedicated crypto law, so disposal gains are taxed as ordinary income at progressive ISR rates of up to 35%. Stocks traded via the BMV enjoy a 10% rate on net gains, while dividends carry a 10% additional withholding.
Crypto Disposals at Progressive ISR Rates
Mexico has no dedicated crypto law. Disposal gains are taxed as ordinary income at progressive ISR rates that reach 35%, with no preferential capital gains rate for crypto.
Stocks via the BMV at 10%
Stocks traded via the BMV are taxed at 10% on net gains, a much lower rate than the progressive ISR schedule applied to crypto disposals.
Dividends, Forex and Derivatives
Dividends carry a 10% additional withholding. Forex and derivative gains are taxed at progressive ISR rates, the same treatment as crypto disposal gains.
Filing the Declaracion Anual
Annual filing is due 30 April 2026 via the Declaracion Anual, where crypto, forex and stock gains are all reported as income.
What Changed in 2026
- The 2026 tax reform added no crypto tax.
- Existing rules continue: progressive ISR rates up to 35% on disposal gains.
- Stocks via the BMV remain at 10% on net gains and dividends at 10% withholding.
FAQ
How is crypto taxed in Mexico?
There is no dedicated crypto law. Disposal gains are taxed as ordinary income at progressive ISR rates up to 35%.
What is the tax rate on stocks?
10% on net gains for stocks traded via the BMV.
How are dividends taxed?
A 10% additional withholding applies.
Are forex and derivative gains taxable?
Yes, at progressive ISR rates along with other income.
When is the annual filing deadline?
30 April 2026, via the Declaracion Anual.
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