The Credit Bureau can notify the SAT if you have tax debts.
It's well known that in Mexico, the Credit Bureau acts as a data center that stores and organizes the financial history of its employees. One of its main roles is to prepare credit reports, crucial for obtaining a loan. However, what many don't know is the impact that debts with the Tax Administration Service (SAT) can have when applying for a loan.
Watch: Financing program launched for energy generation in franchises and businessesWhen assessing our solvency, we often think about meeting our credit card payments, personal loans, or financing with department stores. However, Debts owed to the SAT can also affect your Special Credit Report and credit score.
If you have unpaid taxes, the SAT (Tax Administration Service) can notify the Credit Bureau, which raises a red flag for financial institutions. As a result, you could face greater obstacles in obtaining a loan or even have your credit application rejected due to the risk posed by your tax situation.
Read: Are there cases in which police are justified in shooting a civilian? How do you know if you have outstanding obligations with the SAT?If you're planning to apply for a loan and want to make sure your credit history is in order, it's a good idea to review both your Special Credit Report and your tax status with the SAT.
- Check your Special Credit Report on the Credit Bureau 's website or through its mobile app. You can obtain it free of charge once every 12 months or pay 35.60 pesos for each additional check within the same year.
- Check your tax obligations by accessing the SAT portal, in the Tax Debts section. There you can find out if you have outstanding payments and, if so, generate a capture line to settle them.
If you prefer to complete this procedure in person, you can go directly to a SAT office, where they will provide you with the information and assistance you need to regularize your situation. Checking your tax status and generating your payment line are free of charge.
Maintaining a clean credit history and meeting your tax responsibilities is essential to accessing better financial opportunities.
With information from the SAT and Credit Bureau.
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