Every month that passes, the unpaid amount grows: inflation adjustment (actualización) plus late-payment surcharges (recargos) at 2.07% monthly (the rate rose 40% in 2026). Enter your amount and months — and learn about this year's window that can erase penalties and surcharges in full.
Each month or fraction counts as a full month of surcharges (art. 21 CFF).
The actual adjustment uses the monthly INPC (consumer price index) — this estimate gives you the magnitude. Adjust it if the period had different inflation.
LIF 2026 rates (DOF 7-Nov-2025). For months of default in 2025 and earlier, 1.47% applied — the precise calculation is done tranche by tranche.
If you correct yourself voluntarily BEFORE any demand or audit, there is no penalty (art. 73 CFF) — only the adjustment and surcharges. That is exactly the window worth its weight in gold.
Voluntary disclosure done right (no penalty), correct surcharge tranches, the 2026 relief if you qualify, and the right order of steps so the door to criminal charges stays closed. Write to us and we'll size up your case today.
Size up my regularization on WhatsAppThe precise calculation is done in tranches: the months of default up to 2025 ran at 1.47% monthly, and from January 2026 at 2.07% (LIF 2026, DOF 7-Nov-2025). This tool applies a single rate — for debts that straddle years, the exact figure is computed period by period.
When you correct yourself voluntarily before any demand or the start of the authority's audit powers (art. 73 CFF): you pay the tax + adjustment + surcharges, with no penalty. That voluntary-disclosure window is the most valuable asset a taxpayer who owes can have.
The LIF 2026 (Art. Twenty-Second) waives penalties, surcharges and enforcement costs for taxpayers with 2024 income up to MXN $300 million who pay final tax debts in a single payment no later than December 31, 2026. It has requirements and exclusions — but for those who qualify, it is the best regularization window in years.
This tool produces informational estimates using 2026 parameters and simplified assumptions. Its results do not constitute advice and do not replace the formal calculation applicable to your case (that of your accountant, your notary or the authority), and they may differ from your specific situation. For decisions involving material amounts, validate them in a session.