You can fast-track your expansion to Mexico by purchasing a shelf-company which already has a tax ID and a bank account. No fuss, no drama.
A ready-made company is a business entity that has already been incorporated and registered in Mexico but has had no activities or operation.
These legal entities are also called shelf companies and can be a suitable option for those foreign investors in Mexico who want to start their business activities as fast as possible.
Ready-made companies in Mexico are typically limited liability companies (S de RL) or corporations (SA de CV). These entities have been incorporated according to the Mexican corporate laws and standards but has not been used for trading or any type of business activity.
Buy purchasing an already made company you will save a LOT of time. Incorporation in Mexico can last from 3-9 months.
All you need to start operations immediately is a tax ID and a bank account. By purchasing an already made company you will get both, therefore you can start operating that same day.
Documentation & procedures required to incorporate a company are many. With a shelf company you fast track through all this.
As soon as you begin, your company will be fully compliant with all mandatory registrations.
Mexico is an amazing country to do business. The current macro economic climate and the US & China's relationship severed, Mexico is in a privileged position to do business.
With a privileged geographic position and access to a highly skilled workforce, companies can enormously benefit of nearshoring to Mexico. And, everyday more and more companies are doing it.
Also, Mexico’s Free Trade Agreements have pushed the country to become the 13th largest export economy in the world. With trade agreements in three continents, Mexico is positioned as a gateway to a potential market of over one billion consumers and 60% of world´s GDP.
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"It's insane how much you can save in labor cost by just jumping the border"
Kevin Thomson, CEO, Globe Staff