Fiscal Policy in Mexico
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Fiscal Policy, Taxation, Collection, Public Expenditure, Legal FrameworkAbstract
Governments, anywhere in the world, need financial resources to achieve their objectives of attention and safeguard of the people they lead, so it is necessary to establish guidelines for the collection and application of these resources; in order to guarantee social welfare and productive infrastructure; in order to achieve the sustainable development of the country, it is necessary to rethink and improve the public politics, strategies and schemes of taxation and collection, which depends on the fiscal policy that is established in our country. The structural weakness of the tax system has led to insufficient resources being one of the most important problems of the federal public finances, considering that the budgetary requirements in each fiscal year are increasing, it is relevant to take measures to solve it. This article reviews some history of fiscal policy in Mexico, as well as concepts, elements, principles and legal framework, in order to relate it to the current situation of the country.
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