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Impact of tax evasion through companies that deduct simulated operations in Mexico
Tax evasion has been a very delicate issue that has existed in recent years because it involves not paying the taxes to which either the person or the company is obliged, so contributions have been affected by presenting monetary losses for this type of crime. One of the most used methods in recent years because of the creation of electronic invoicing has been the purchase of invoices where a non-existent operation is simulated to increase the expenses of the company which causes a reduction in the payment of their taxes. This article will describe how these companies affect contributions, but above all how tax evasion has been able to continue to be carried out with the different security schemes that the tax authority has implemented to avoid them.
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