In addition to encouraging consumption to reactivate the economy, the Good End will seek to promote formality and compliance with tax obligations.
Secretary Buenrostro pointed out that, since 2018, the foundations were laid for an economy with fair growth and a level playing field “so that those who have less also participate.”
It also recommended that potential buyers consume responsibly and officially declared the registration period open for establishments that want to participate in one of the most important discount seasons.
During his speech, Héctor Tejada, president of the Concanaco-Servytur, said that a Good End application is already available, where in addition to establishments and offers, consumers will have access to “Who is who in prices” of the Federal Attorney’s Office of the Consumer (Prophet).
The head of said dependency, Ricardo Sheffield, stressed that the operation is already being carried out to verify that businesses do not increase the prices of the 450 products that are sold the most in this period.
Profeco will install 147 modules and 38 offices in the country, as well as a module at the Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA).
El Buen Fin “democratizes the participation of all companies in our country,” Tejada stressed, noting that these days of offers allow businesses and companies of all sizes to take advantage of this window to offer their products and services.
2022 tax draw
This year, the SAT draw continues to include consumers and businesses. Andrea Hernández, SAT taxpayer services administrator, explained that the tax draw will be held on December 9.
The registration of businesses for the draw will be done on the Good End page. The establishments must have their active tax mailbox and positive compliance opinion.
Consumers should only use their wallets from participating banks for minimum purchases of 250 pesos in registered businesses.
The biggest prize for consumers will be 250,000 pesos and 260,000 pesos for establishments, explained Hernández from the SAT; in addition to distributing 500 million pesos between businesses and buyers.
Vicente Yáñez, leader of ANTAD, called for card payments in department stores to be included in the SAT draw.
