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Do you owe the SAT? It announces payment facilities for fines and debts.



The SAT announced payment facilities for taxpayers with outstanding debts or fines.


Do you have an outstanding debt with the Tax Administration Service (SAT)? Has the tax authority imposed a fine on you? Take advantage! The tax authority announced that taxpayers with debts can “regularize their tax situation through a series of payment facilities.”


With the aim of promoting social responsibility and compliance with tax obligations, as well as “highlighting the importance of every citizen’s contribution to the common good,” the SAT announced in press release 057/2024 that payment facilities can extend up to 36 installments, and debt reductions may cover up to 100% of the fines.


Who can take advantage of these payment facilities? According to the bulletin dated October 15, 2025, both individuals and legal entities with debts determined by the authority or by tax returns can request installment payments, a reduction in fines, and a lower surcharge rate.


How to Take Advantage of SAT's Payment Facilities:


Since each case is unique, taxpayers are advised to schedule an appointment through the SAT’s website by selecting the option “Debts and Fines.” They should then visit the office on the specified date and time to find out the exact amount owed and the payment facilities they qualify for.


Additionally, those interested can seek guidance by calling MarcaSAT at 55 627 22 728, selecting option 9, followed by option 3. They can also initiate a one-on-one chat through the contact page in the “Payment Facilities for Tax Debts” section and visit the “Tax Debts” microsite, where they will also find sample request letters.


Keep in mind that the payment term you choose falls under two modalities: payment in installments and deferred payment, which work as follows:


Payment in Installments:


 The debt can be paid off in up to 36 months, with an initial payment of at least 20% and a fixed interest rate depending on the number of installments chosen:


- 1 to 12 months: interest rate of 1.26%

- 13 to 24 months: interest rate of 1.53%

- 25 to 36 months: interest rate of 1.82%


Deferred Payment:


Requires an initial payment of at least 20% of the debt, and the taxpayer can choose when to settle the remaining amount in a single payment, as long as it is within 12 months.

 

To request a reduction of up to 100% of a fine, interested parties can submit a request to the authority. However, the authority will consider the age of the debt and the reduction in the surcharge rate. For the benefits to take effect, taxpayers must pay the non-reduced portion within the granted time frame.

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