Taxpayers who carry out any commercial, service or leasing operation are obliged to register because if they do not do so, they will have to pay fines for omission of income, informed the president of the representative commission of the Mexican Institute of Public Accountants, David Nieto.
“There it is clearly seen the obligation to register the RFC, if you do not do it you have fines because you are obtaining income and that is known as informal economy and you would be obliged both to pay the fine for not registering and to pay taxes for omission of income ”, explained Nieto in videoconference on October 21 .
Article 80 of the Fiscal Code of the Federation, if a natural person does not have his RFC, he will be credited with fines ranging from 3,870 to 11,600 pesos.
The Fiscal Miscellany that was approved places these people based on the simplified trust regime under the classification of natural persons, whose quotas will be established depending on their income.
“The trust regime seeks to grant a simple, fast and efficient way in the payment of contributions, especially for those taxpayers with less administrative and management capacity,” the document details.
David Nieto added that those over 18 years of age, “would already be generating income in which they would have to pay taxes and depending on the way they sell, because if it is through social networks they would be paying taxes with the simplified trust tax regime.”