President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo announced that from January to September 2025, federal revenue reached 4.6 trillion pesos, marking a 9.1% real increase compared to the same period in 2024 — equivalent to an additional 542 billion pesos. She emphasized that this record collection reflects the trust of Mexican citizens in the transparent use of public resources and their responsible tax compliance.
During her morning press conference, “La Mañanera del Pueblo,” Sheinbaum highlighted that this growth was achieved without raising taxes, thanks to the coordinated work of the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP) and the Tax Administration Service (SAT), as well as the commitment of Mexican business owners and taxpayers. “This demonstrates that resources are being used honestly, with tax collection reaching historic levels,” she stated.
The president announced that, based on these results, revenues are projected to reach 6.4 trillion pesos in 2026, representing 496.3 billion pesos more, to be allocated to social programs, infrastructure, education, health, and housing.
Edgar Amador Zamora, Secretary of Finance, explained that the revenue goal for next year represents a 4.3% real increase in both tax and non-tax income, achieved without creating new taxes or changing the income or value-added tax (ISR or IVA). He stressed that fiscal policy will continue focusing on fighting corruption, tax evasion, and smuggling.
Meanwhile, Antonio Martínez Dagnino, head of the SAT, noted that the increase in revenue is the result of a more efficient collection system and the strengthened national economy. He also detailed new reforms targeting “factureras” (invoice-selling companies), which include harsher penalties, expedited procedures, cancellation of tax certificates, and the prohibition of registering new taxpayers linked to illicit practices.
