Mexico's Tax Administration Service (SAT) is the Mexican fiscal authority and the practical reference for any company operating in Mexico. Articles tagged with SAT cover what this authority requires regarding mileage reimbursement: how to tie the expense to the correct CFDI, how to apply the 50-km rule from LISR Article 28, how to handle viáticos vs. local expenses, how to prepare the company for electronic auditing that cross-references CFDI with returns in near real time.
Update frequency here is high: the SAT publishes the Resolución Miscelánea Fiscal (RMF) annually, changing limits, forms, and the CFDI catalog. Posts are reviewed and dated when that happens. Use this tag if you need to decide how to set up a Mexican operation from scratch or if you want to review the current setup against the latest SAT parameters.
Fuel control: how to stop leakage in your fleet — Where a Mexican fleet's fuel leaks — ghost fill-ups, third-party tanks, station collusion — and the per-transaction control system that catches them early.
Mastercard network for fuel: real coverage in Mexico — What running on the Mastercard network means for your fleet: acceptance at virtually every gas station in the country, intercity routes without cash and a CFDI on every fill-up.
Fuel vouchers vs fuel cards: the full comparison — Paper vouchers, electronic vouchers, bank cards and the SAT-authorized wallet: deduction, VAT, control and admin cost of each instrument in 2026.
Is my fleet's fuel deductible? SAT rules for 2026 — The four LISR conditions for deducting fleet fuel in 2026: authorized payment method, valid CFDI, strict business necessity and correct accounting records.
SAT requirements to deduct 100% of fuel in 2026 — An operational checklist of SAT fuel requirements: authorized wallet issuer, per-fill CFDI, mileage logbook, XML archiving and record retention periods.
Fleet management KPIs the CFO should track — Seven fleet finance indicators to review monthly: cost per kilometer, fuel efficiency, CFDI capture, anomalous fill-ups and healthy ranges for each.
How to choose a business fuel card in Mexico — An evaluation checklist for finance directors: acceptance network, automatic CFDI, per-vehicle controls, real fees and a friction-free rollout plan.