Understanding Mexican Financial Reporting Standards (NIF)
1. Which Agency is Responsible for Accounting Issues?
The Commission for Accounting Principles (CPC) of the Mexican Institute of Public Accountants (IMCP).
2. What is the Role of CINIF?
The Mexican Council for Research and Development of Financial Reporting Standards (CINIF) is responsible for the development of financial reporting standards in Mexico, aiming for convergence with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).
3. What Types of Standards Does CINIF Issue?
CINIF issues the following:
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Law Governing Taxpayer Rights & Programs
Tax Law
Tax Law’s Top 3 Distinguishing Features
- The nature of the tax liability
- Parties responsible
- The coercive economic power
Tax Collection Obligation in Public Finance
The nature of tax liability.
Tax Authority’s Debt Enforcement Power
The coercive economic power.
Sanctioning Power of Tax Authorities
The ability to exert sanctions.
Doctrinal Principles of Taxation Location
In the charter.
Adam Smith’s Principles of Taxation
- Principle of Justice
- Principle of Certainty
Characteristics
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Artificial Intelligence Fundamentals
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Machine Learning (ML) is a method for computers to learn from data and improve their performance without being explicitly programmed step-by-step. It is typically used for simpler predictions or decisions based on patterns identified in data.
Deep Learning (DL) is a more advanced subset of ML that utilizes large neural networks with many layers. It excels at understanding complex data types, such as images or human
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1. General Aspects
Growth of International Trade: Increased post-WWII in both:
Volume (due to modernization of transport and telecommunications) and
Complexity (more actors, new types of trade, including services and intellectual property).
Led to the creation of institutions to regulate trade at the regional and international levels.
Major Organizations:
UN (1945): General international cooperation.
ITO (1946, not created): Intended for trade regulation; failed due to US non-ratification.
GATT (1947):
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Principles of Financial Planning and Budgeting
- Short-term planning is typically within one year.
- Long-term planning involves longer than a year, up to 5-10 years.
- When strategic planning is transformed into numbers, it becomes a budget. This is expressed in dollars.
Controls: Monitoring Planning Activities and Decisions
- Feedback for managers is needed to improve policies, procedures, and processes.
- Measurement of actions and processes.
- Analysis of company results versus competitors (Benchmarking).
Objective:
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What is a Company?
A company is a contract between two or more individuals who gather to conduct business. This contract creates a legal entity distinct from the partners who form the company. Moreover, this legal entity will own assets formed from the owners’ contributions, distinct from the personal assets of each individual partner.
Key Company Structures
Understanding Company Structures
A company is a legal entity formed by shareholders who contribute common capital. Each shareholder’s liability
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