Distributing Dividends from a Private Company in Mexico

When shareholders invest in a company, they expect to receive a cash return on their investments. A company can provide returns to shareholders in several ways, but the most popular method in Mexico is by some form of dividend.

Our partner Alberto Saavedra, counsel Karina Robledo, and associates Iñigo García, Esteban Soto and Arturo Y. Alvarado, in collaboration with Thomson Reuters® Practical Law, explain what dividends are under Mexican law and analyze the legal procedure and practice surrounding the declaration and payment of dividends from private companies in Mexico.

Thomson Reuters® Practical Law is a source of practical guides for a better understanding of international legal systems and cultural and market practices in more than 100 countries and 14 practice areas.

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