Mexican Government has decided not to come up with new taxes or even increase existing taxes in this current 2015 Budget year due to their strategic resolution of harmonizing the federal tax budget by the year 2017, Undersecretary of Finance and Public Credit of Mexico. Through this planning they are sensing to pulverize the tax deficit to 0% from 1.5% of GDP calculated last year. Additionally, it has been seen that tax revenue coming from oil industry has got a net 6.3% up rise than that of 2013.
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