The Tax on Pollutant Emanations (ISEC) has been agreed upon by the actors involved, the small changes that were made to the Law will not generate so it can come into force as of next July 1. The conclusions given in the Ecological Forum were incorporated
This was confirmed by the head of the General Secretariat of Government, José Guadalupe Torres Sánchez, who described the new tax as “totally socialized” among the members of the Business Alliance and other industries that generate polluting emissions.
In recent days, the Legislative Branch had to carry out an amendment to the disagreements that productive sectors exposed, as well as to incorporate conclusions expressed in the Ecological Forum, organized by the Business Alliance, a situation that they themselves requested for what is expected that there is no subsequent discomfort.
With the above, the application of the so-called “ecological tax” would be on July 1, having been socialized, the state official insisted, so it is not expected that any actor will resort to any legal recourse or controversy.
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He added that taxes, regardless of the fact that they are unpopular, “belong to mandatory regulations, so their taxation is mandatory for taxpayers.”
Finally, in the topic he explained that the legislative reform carried out definitively established the validity of the ISEC as of July 1, “when it was originally created, in the San Luis Potosí Income Law 2024, its application was outlined for the month of April, but a later extension set the month of June as the deadline.”
SLP, still without drought disaster declaration
In another order of ideas, the person in charge of internal policy in the state indicated that there has been no clear or definitive response from the Federation regarding the request to obtain a disaster declaration due to the extreme drought with which resources could be accessed. to alleviate the crisis facing the entity.
Meanwhile, he clarified that the state administration has granted support with its own resources to the agricultural and livestock sectors.
He recalled that since the end of last year, this declaration request was made to the federation, “even in the month of January, some clarifications were made,” he explained.
Finally, Torres Sánchez was cautious and excused the refusal by saying that “probably the development of the electoral process generated some administrative delays in responding to the request.”
