No Tax Changes Anticipated in Upcoming Fiscal Year
The Government of Tamaulipas does not plan to propose any changes to existing taxes during the upcoming fiscal year, according to Carlos Irán Ramírez González, the state’s Secretary of Finance. He clarified that any modifications would depend on the legislative analysis conducted by the local Congress within the 2026 Fiscal Package.
Emphasis on Improving Revenue Collection
Ramírez González explained that the state’s financial strategy focuses on enhancing revenue collection and maintaining stable, transparent public finances. He highlighted that cities with the highest collection rates are Reynosa, Matamoros, Ciudad Victoria, Tampico, and Nuevo Laredo, indicating widespread participation from taxpayers.
Successful Vehicle Regularization Decrees
The secretary pointed out that favorable revenue collection results are largely due to vehicle regularization decrees, with positive performance in the sale of vehicle plates and rights. The applied tariffs are 3,990 pesos for 2010 model vehicles and 5,990 pesos for units from 2011 to 2016.
- As of the current date, 721,898 plates have been issued across the state, generating over 1,776 million pesos in revenue.
Transforming Public Resources into Infrastructure and Opportunities
Ramírez González emphasized that the government led by Américo Villarreal Anaya is consolidating a fiscal policy aimed at transforming public resources into infrastructure and opportunities.
Key Questions and Answers
- Q: What changes are expected in Tamaulipas’ tax system during the upcoming fiscal year? A: The Government of Tamaulipas does not anticipate proposing any modifications to existing taxes during the upcoming fiscal year.
- Q: What is the state’s financial strategy focus? A: The state’s financial strategy focuses on enhancing revenue collection and maintaining stable, transparent public finances.
- Q: Which cities have the highest collection rates in Tamaulipas? A: Reynosa, Matamoros, Ciudad Victoria, Tampico, and Nuevo Laredo have the highest collection rates.
- Q: What factors have contributed to successful revenue collection in Tamaulipas? A: Successful revenue collection is largely due to vehicle regularization decrees, with positive performance in the sale of vehicle plates and rights.
- Q: How many plates have been issued, and what revenue have they generated? A: As of the current date, 721,898 plates have been issued across Tamaulipas, generating over 1,776 million pesos in revenue.
- Q: What is the Tamaulipas government’s fiscal policy goal? A: The government aims to transform public resources into infrastructure and opportunities.
