Does Mexico tax the income obtained by its citizens in other countries, like the USA?
454276
The US doesn't tax the first $80,000 earned outside the US and no, Mexico doesn't tax that income.
125152
Indians pay taxes to the Indian Goverment and Mexicans pay taxes to the Mexican Goverment.
1051906
I dont see why either. I mean these illegals pay taxes here too. They shop at our stores and pay bills where they live etc. The only difference is that they dont have a peace of paper that tells them they can be here and lazy and greedy people who want more and more money dont want them to take the jobs. Get to work people then maybe there wont be any jobs left for them to take.  to the answer above....When it comes to education.. Mexicans are okay to pick the food you eat but cant get an education?... riiight.
525067
No.But in Central America if you have the money,you can do anything.For example buy witnesses if you've killed somebody,buy a suspect to take the rap for you,buy somebody's identity,bribe officials to leave the country,hell...if the price is right you can even buy visas to immigrate to your country of choice.That's why it makes me laugh when certain people call us names for not changing the situation in our own countries.Without money,you can't do anything.
544782
mexicans, dont get much money here in mexico, therefore, they come to the US to get more money then they could ever get here. for example, my friend who is 16, gets apprximately 500 pesos here a week, thats about 47 dollars, which really suks compared to the states. if people go to the states, they get about at least 7 bucks an hour, which is min. wage i think. the they send the money to their needed family in mexico. plus about 5% of the population in the US, are aliens in total, as in canadians, mexicans, etc.
403727
Mexican citizens in the U.S. do have representatives in the Mexican Congress.  They are allowed to vote in Mexico's elections the same way that U.S. citizens overseas are allowed to vote in U.S. elections.
297322
You pay your taxes in the country where you reside and work.
606933
Some Illegal Immigrant facts:\n\nCan't Vote LEGALLY\n\nSend $20B back to Mexico making it Mexico's 2nd largest income.\n\n21% of All US Illegal Aliens are in prison.\n\n29% of ALL US Illegal Aliens are on Welfare.\n\n5% of All Illegal Aliens pick crops.\n\nThe US LEGAL Taxpayer PAYS $69B for bills Illegal Aliens "Forgot" to pay.\n\nBtw---Illegal Aliens have NO rights in Mexico and are treated harshly. See Mexican Constitution.
353531
Yes they do.  It happens when you have children of mixed nationality or when you have children born in foreign nations to parents that are US citizens.\n\nExamples: Children of illegals that are born here in the US have citizenship in both the US and mexico.\n\nA friend of mine's parents were vacationing in Japan and had him unexpectedly.  He is both a Japanese and an American citizen.\n\nA foreign woman comes to the US and gets pregnatb an American man then goes back to her own country and has the baby.  The baby is both her nationality and an American.
735835
Mexican foreign nationals who work in this country ARE paying for Social Security and other "taxes".  The American employers who criminally invite and hire undocumented foreign nationals withhold those taxes and Social Security from their pay and keep it for themselves.
607429
yes, often it gets taxed before it hits you...and then gets taxed again. NOKIA is probably a favorite example here in the US...widely held, widely known.\n\nYou will be offered the chance to claim the foreign tax paid as a deduction or as a credit. A credit will be worth more to your bottom line. There is a line item on your taxes that will ask SPECIFICALLY if you paid any foreign tax. THAT is where your entry goes. Good luck.
619182
i think not,they come here to make money to go live in mexico wealthy, they dont care about the usa,they just want the american money.......
160021
The income tax is imposed on all income regardless of source.  So, if the receipt would be taxable if it came from a US source, then it is also taxable if it comes from a foreign source (with certain exceptions; consult your tax advisor).  If a foreign income tax was imposed on or withheld from the amount you received, you may be entitled to a credit against US tax for all or part of the foreign tax you paid.
309253
Mexico Recieves 39 BILLION-With A B- Annually \nStolen From The US Economy\n\nThey Aren't Citizens --They  Don't pay the taxes --\nTheir ALLEGIENCE  is to their HOME COUNTRIES. \nThese Invaders are causing a BLEEDING in the System. As invaders, they're NOT Playing by the same rules as the Citizens. \n***(For example, instead of spending the money they make in the Nation they've invaded, much of the money is sent back to their own nation.)*** \nIn effect, they are LOOTING the Treasury of the United States as surely as if they went to Fort Knox and loaded up all our gold bullion on trucks and drove to Tijuana with it. \nWhen The US Dollar Leaves The US... Its GONE From The American Economy. \n\nThe Invaders are also TAKING more in the way of SERVICES  than they pay into the System. This is so, because many of them work under the table and **Don't Pay Income Taxes,** which largely support the U.S.\n\nThis leads to a WEAKENING of the SYSTEM.
599734
As with ANY business practices, there are Gains and Losses for doing business anywhere.\nYou may gain some cheaper labor so the product cost's are cheaper... (Manufacturing side)\nYou may gain extra sales you would not have had. (Sales)\nThere are many chances of gain, however, Mexico is a poor country.  Your product profit/cost margin will be substantially lower then it would in the US or Canada.\n\nAs stated, there is ALWAYS chances to take.  If you can sell a product and make a fortune at it, GO FOR IT.  If you are wanting to take a manufacturing level to Mexico, expect the Mexican government to want a part of the profit.\n\nGood Luck!
459670
You have two different sides, touting two very biased sources... the facts are that some do pay taxes... some do not... it's silly to compare it to the European immigration because America was accepting so many immigrants then, compared to the small number now... \nAnd just because something is a law, doesn't nescisarily make it a good law... that the law in that one city that ducks have to wear pants...\nWho is benifiting most, American employers who abuse the labor from immigrants... \nwho is being hurt, probably the taxpayers to some degree... but it's probably the least of America's problems when it comes to overspending... \nI would rather give it to the illegal immigrants than in tax cuts and grants to the oil companies... those guys are much bigger crooks than any immigrants, and they are doing it "legally"... hahaha
265461
Yep, same as any place else.  They may enjoy tax relief due to nonprofit status, but your income from them is taxable just as any other income.