The main Mexican market entry options include: 

• Virtual Offices for a professional image with remote flexibility

• Sales Offices for direct customer engagement

• Local Production Facilities for operational efficiency and market responsiveness. 

Each strategy is tailored to specific business needs, facilitating streamlined global expansion.

Mexico is a strategic gateway to North and Latin American markets through the USMCA. It boasts competitive labor costs and strong infrastructure, particularly in automotive and electronics manufacturing. With a growing economy and expanding middle-class consumer base, Mexico offers lucrative business opportunities supported by government incentives and free trade agreements.

Setting up a company in Mexico typically takes 5 to 6 months, covering steps for securing approvals and protecting the company's brand identity. 

While incorporation can be completed in about 3.5 months, efficiency depends on concurrent management of other processes. Government agency effectiveness impacts overall timing, with potential delays during peak seasons like Christmas and New Year.

Corporate profits are taxed at a standard rate of 30%, while individuals face a progressive tax up to 35% on income. Most goods and services are subject to a 16% value-added tax (VAT). Capital gains tax rates for investment income range from 10% to 35%, based on asset type and conditions. Dividends distributed by companies are taxed at a rate of 10%.