Cozumel
Cozumel owners pay an annual predial to the municipality, and buyers pay acquisition tax (ISAI), notary and registry fees at closing plus a fideicomiso if foreign. Realtor commission on island sales is typically 7% plus 16% IVA, usually paid by the seller. This section covers Cozumel property taxes, closing costs and local legal checks.
Comprehensive guide to Mexican tax deductions for rental property owners in Cozumel, including income tax strategies, property tax discounts, and compliance requirements for both residents and non-residents.
Read moreA comprehensive guide to all closing costs when buying property in Cozumel, including notary fees, acquisition tax, fideicomiso setup, and registration—with real dollar examples for accurate budgeting.
Read moreNavigating capital gains tax on Cozumel property sales is essential for both locals and expats. This guide explains key rules, exemptions, and steps to help you sell legally and profitably.
Read moreForeigners can legally own property in Cozumel through a bank trust (fideicomiso). This guide dispels common misconceptions about foreign ownership, clarifying the fideicomiso structure, Cozumel property taxes, and closing costs.
Read moreAmericans moving to Cozumel can often enjoy a dramatically lower property-tax bill than in the U.S. This guide explains why, details Mexico’s tax math, and provides verified figures every buyer should know.
Read moreDiscover how Cozumel property taxes (predial) compare to the U.S., what you’ll pay in 2026, and how to save. Essential knowledge for buyers, expats, and retirees.
Read moreA 2026 guide to Cozumel ownership costs: low predial (~US$250-$500/yr), ~2% ISAI acquisition tax, 25% non-resident rental and capital-gains withholding, and the fideicomiso. General information, not tax advice.