U.S. Chamber urges halt to Mexico tax reform, citing investment risk

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has called on Mexico to pause its tax reform, arguing that changes to deductions, interest, and loss carryforwards would raise operating costs for U.S. firms and deter investment and job creation. The reform is still under legislative review, and its final scope remains uncertain. This signals rising bilateral friction over Mexico's fiscal policy, which could affect cross-border investment flows.

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