For Stripe account holders in Mexico, value-added tax (Impuesto al Valor Agregado in Spanish, referred to as IVA) applies to all Stripe fees at the prevailing standard rate. The IVA charge is applied in addition to Stripes product and service fees.

Since April 1st, 2023, Stripe has been issuing monthly IVA invoices (version 4.0) to account holders that comply with the requirements needed to create electronic invoices (CFDI). If your tax information has been updated in the SAT official records in any of the following cases, please update your tax information at Stripe Dashboard :

1. If your Legal Name and RFC have been updated, you will need to update your details in your Tax details to match exactly with the details in your Constancia de Situación Fiscal.
   
2. If your business address or ownership details have been updated, you will need to update your details in your Business Information.
   
3. Once your details have been updated, you will need to upload your Constancia de Situación Fiscal again in your Stripe Dashboard.
   

If you fail to upload your Constancia de Situación Fiscal and update your tax information through your Stripe Dashboard, Stripe will be unable to issue your monthly IVA Invoice. Instead, Stripe will include your fees in a monthly global invoice issued to the general public. Where this is the case it may not be possible for you to obtain certain tax deductions or credits for your company.

In order to comply with the safety and privacy of your data, Stripe will only accept documents sent through your Stripe Dashboard.

Check the articles below to learn more about your monthly tax invoices.

• Understanding your tax invoice: Understanding your monthly tax invoice
  
• Downloading your Tax invoice: Accessing Tax invoices on Stripe fees for accounts based in Mexico
  
• Reconciling your tax invoices against stripe fees reporting: How to reconcile your tax invoice in Mexico
  

• FAQs about CFDI 4.0: Accounts from Mexico: Update your tax information