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therein, for example, amendments to by-laws, transformation, mergers, spin-offs, dissolution, liquidation and, optionally, the powers of attorney granted by the corporation 7 ; In case of a regular Mexican trust, formalization and trustee’s annual fees; Annual property taxes, like real estate tax ( impuesto predial ); and Payment of services, such as water, electricity and gas supply, among others.
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This paper was prepared by the law firms “Martínez, Algaba, de Haro y Curiel, S.C.” and by “Martínez Berlanga Abogados, S.C.” Copyrights pending. September 2023.
7 Articles 19 and 21 subsection VII of the Mexican Commercial Code ( Código de Comercio ).
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