Overview
- The SAT said Monday it had returned over 44,000 million pesos across about 5.6 million annual declarations, reporting an average refund time of four days.
- Independent data from TaxDown showed roughly 2.5 million taxpayers still awaited refunds in early June, with about 32% pending and 8% rejected or marked improcedente.
- The agency attributes most delays to CLABE account changes that require ownership verification before payments can be sent to avoid misdirected transfers.
- As a safeguard against fraud the SAT has restricted or cancelled 3,514 Certificados de Sello Digital (CSD) so far in 2026, a measure used after repeated contacts and formal requirements fail.
- The SAT reported attending 23.7 million taxpayers year‑to‑date through remote, in‑person and mobile units and said it will work with accounting bodies to simplify next year’s declaration after fewer filings driven by Resico exemptions.