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Loan Amortization Schedule Mexico (Tabla de Amortización)

Loan Amortization Schedule Mexico (Tabla de Amortización)

Conforme al Código Civil Federal Artículo 2395

TABLA DE AMORTIZACIÓN

Loan Amortization Schedule — Conforme al Código Civil Federal Artículo 2395

I. PARTES

Acreedor (Mutuante): [Lender Name], RFC: [Lender RFC]

Deudor (Mutuatario): [Borrower Name], RFC: [Borrower RFC]

Referencia al instrumento base: [Related Document Reference]

II. CONDICIONES DEL CRÉDITO

Capital Prestado (Principal): [Principal Amount]

Fecha de Disposición: [Disbursement Date]

Tasa de Interés Ordinaria Anual: [Ordinary Rate]

Tasa de Interés Moratoria Anual: [Moratory Rate]

Método de Amortización: [Amortization Method]

Periodicidad de Pagos: [Payment Frequency]

Número Total de Pagos: [Total Installments]

Fecha del Primer Pago: [First Payment Date]

Fecha del Último Pago (Vencimiento): [Final Payment Date]

Monto de Cada Cuota: [Installment Amount]

CAT (Costo Anual Total): [CAT Value]

III. TABLA DE AMORTIZACIÓN DETALLADA

No. Pago | Fecha de Pago | Capital | Intereses | Pago Total | Saldo Insoluto

[Amortization Table]

Los intereses de cada período se calculan sobre el saldo insoluto al inicio del período, conforme al Artículo 2395 del Código Civil Federal. Los intereses moratorios se calcularán sobre el saldo vencido desde el día siguiente a la fecha de vencimiento de la cuota impagada, a la tasa moratoria establecida en la Cláusula II, respetando la jurisprudencia de la Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación sobre usura (Tesis 1a./J. 47/2014).

IV. PAGO ANTICIPADO Y REESTRUCTURA

Condiciones de Pago Anticipado: [Prepayment Terms]

Cualquier reestructura (modificación del plazo, tasa o cuota) requerirá la firma de un convenio de reestructura por ambas partes, con la emisión de una tabla de amortización actualizada.

V. CARÁCTER VINCULANTE

La presente Tabla de Amortización es parte integral e inseparable del instrumento de crédito referido en la Cláusula I. En caso de discrepancia entre este documento y el instrumento principal, prevalecerá el instrumento principal. Para efectos fiscales, los intereses de cada período constituyen ingresos acumulables conforme al Artículo 8 de la Ley del Impuesto sobre la Renta.

FIRMAS — En [Execution City], a [Execution Date]

ACREEDOR (MUTUANTE):

[Lender Name]

Firma: _________________________

DEUDOR (MUTUATARIO):

[Borrower Name]

Firma: _________________________

Lender / Creditor (Acreedor / Mutuante)

________________

Signature

Borrower / Debtor (Deudor / Mutuatario)

________________

Signature

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What Is a Loan Amortization Schedule Mexico (Tabla de Amortización)?

A Loan Amortization Schedule Mexico (Tabla de Amortización) is a formal financial document that sets out, period by period, the allocation of each loan payment between the repayment of principal (capital), the payment of ordinary interest (intereses ordinarios), and the resulting outstanding balance (saldo insoluto) after each installment, governed principally by the Código Civil Federal (CCF) Article 2395 on the accrual of interest on loans (mutuo con interés) and supplemented by the Ley General de Títulos y Operaciones de Crédito (LGTOC) when the loan is evidenced by a pagaré or other título de crédito.

The Código Civil Federal, published in the Diario Oficial de la Federación on 26 May 1928 and in force since 1 October 1932, governs civil lending (mutuo civil) in Mexico. Article 2384 CCF defines the mutuo as a contract by which the lender (mutuante) delivers a sum of money or fungible goods to the borrower (mutuatario), who undertakes to return an equal amount of the same kind and quality. Article 2395 CCF establishes that in an interest-bearing loan (mutuo con interés), the parties may freely agree any interest rate, provided the agreed rate is not usurious — a limitation enforced by courts in accordance with Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación (SCJN) jurisprudencia on usura.

For commercial lending (mutuo mercantil), the Código de Comercio (CCom) Article 362 establishes a default interest rate of 6% per annum where no rate is agreed between commercial parties. The tabla de amortización becomes an completo part of the loan contract and any associated título de crédito — it defines exactly how much is owed at any given payment date, which is critical for enforcement through juicio ejecutivo mercantil under CCom Article 1391.

The Banco de México (Banxico), Mexico's central bank established by the Ley del Banco de México published in the DOF on 23 December 1993, publishes daily the Tasa de Interés Interbancaria de Equilibrio (TIIE) — the benchmark rate used in virtually all variable-rate commercial loan amortization schedules in Mexico. The TIIE is used as a reference for calculating interest payments under variable-rate mutuo mercantil agreements, SOFOM (Sociedad Financiera de Objeto Múltiple) credit contracts, and intragroup financing arrangements governed by LISR Article 92 (on arm's-length pricing of related-party loans).

The Comisión Nacional para la Protección y Defensa de los Usuarios de Servicios Financieros (Condusef) requires that all consumer credit institutions — banks (instituciones de crédito) regulated by the Ley de Instituciones de Crédito, SOFOM Entidades Reguladas (SOFOM ER) supervised by the CNBV (Comisión Nacional Bancaria y de Valores), and SOFOM Entidades No Reguladas (SOFOM ENR) — provide a tabla de amortización to borrowers at the time of contracting consumer credit, personal loans, automobile credit, and mortgage loans (créditos hipotecarios). The Condusef's NOM-143-SCFI-2015 (Norma Oficial Mexicana on financial services) prescribes specific disclosure requirements for amortization tables in consumer credit.

For income tax purposes, the Ley del Impuesto sobre la Renta (LISR) Article 8 defines intereses (interest) broadly to include the return on any credit, loan, or financial investment. Under LISR Article 54, individuals (personas físicas) who receive interest from Mexican financial institutions must pay ISR on such interest through definitive withholding (retención definitiva). The tabla de amortización documents the accrued interest in each period, which is the taxable amount for withholding purposes under LISR Article 58 for institutions and Article 134 for related-party interest payments.

When Do You Need a Loan Amortization Schedule Mexico (Tabla de Amortización)?

A Loan Amortization Schedule Mexico is required or strongly advisable in every situation where a loan (mutuo) is repaid in multiple installments and the parties — or a regulator, court, or tax authority — need to track the breakdown of each payment between principal and interest.

The tabla is required for all consumer credit products issued by regulated financial entities (bancos, SOFOM ER, SOFOM ENR) under Condusef rules — the lender must deliver the amortization schedule at origination and upon any restructuring (reestructura) of the loan. Without the tabla, the lender cannot demonstrate compliance with NOM-143-SCFI-2015 and Condusef disclosure obligations.

The schedule is essential when a loan is evidenced by a pagaré con vencimientos sucesivos (installment promissory note) under LGTOC Article 79 — each row of the tabla de amortización defines a maturity date and amount for each installment pagaré in the series, providing the legal basis for the creditor's executive action upon default of any installment.

For related-party loans (préstamos entre partes relacionadas) between shareholders and their companies — governed by LISR Article 92 and the Código Fiscal de la Federación (CFF) transfer pricing rules — the SAT (Servicio de Administración Tributaria) requires that the loan be documented at arm's-length conditions, including an amortization schedule that reflects market-rate interest accrual. Without the tabla, the SAT may reclassify the loan as a dividend payment (dividendo presunto) under LISR Article 140, triggering ISR at the dividend rate.

The document is needed for INFONAVIT co-financing arrangements under Ley del INFONAVIT Article 43 bis — when an employer or private lender co-finances a worker's home purchase alongside the INFONAVIT credit, the co-financing loan requires its own tabla de amortización aligned with the INFONAVIT payment calendar.

Real estate developers (desarrolladores inmobiliarios) offering seller financing (crédito del vendedor) for residential properties must provide a tabla de amortización under the Ley Federal de Protección al Consumidor (LFPC) for transactions involving consumers, and under the Ley de Protección y Defensa al Usuario de Servicios Financieros when the seller is a financial entity. Courts rely on the amortization schedule to calculate the total amount due when a borrower defaults — a precise tabla reduces litigation time and disputes about outstanding balances.

What to Include in Your Loan Amortization Schedule Mexico (Tabla de Amortización)

A complete and enforceable Loan Amortization Schedule Mexico under the Código Civil Federal and applicable financial regulations must contain the following essential elements:

Loan Identification Data: The full names (nombres completos) and RFC (Registro Federal de Contribuyentes) of the lender (acreedor / mutuante) and borrower (deudor / mutuatario), the date of execution of the underlying loan agreement (contrato de mutuo), the loan reference number (número de crédito), and a description of the related pagaré or credit instrument that the schedule supports.

Principal Amount (Capital Inicial): The total principal amount disbursed (capital prestado) at origination, expressed in Mexican pesos (MXN) in both numerals and words, consistent with the requirement of CCF Article 2384 that the amount of the mutuo be determined and certain.

Interest Rate and Type: The agreed ordinary interest rate (tasa de interés ordinaria) expressed as an annual percentage (porcentaje anual), and whether the rate is fixed (tasa fija) or variable (tasa variable). For variable-rate loans, the benchmark (TIIE a 28 días, published by Banco de México) plus the agreed spread (sobretasa) must be stated. The moratory interest rate (tasa de interés moratoria) applicable upon default must also be specified, consistent with SCJN jurisprudencia on usura.

Payment Frequency and Schedule: The periodicity of payments (mensual, quincenal, semanal) and the specific due date of each installment — typically the same day of each period. The total number of installments (número total de pagos) must be stated.

Installment Breakdown Table: For each payment period, the schedule must show: the installment number (número de pago); the due date (fecha de pago) in DD/MM/YYYY format; the total installment amount (pago total del período); the interest component (intereses del período), calculated on the outstanding balance at the beginning of the period; the principal component (abono a capital), equal to the total payment minus the interest component; and the outstanding balance (saldo insoluto) remaining after the installment.

Amortization Method: The amortization method used must be stated — the two most common in Mexico are the French method (método francés, constant installments where the interest-principal split varies) and the German method (método alemán, constant principal payments with declining total installments). SOFOM and bank consumer credit predominantly uses the French method.

CATtachment (Costo Anual Total): For consumer credit under Condusef and NOM-143-SCFI-2015, the Costo Anual Total (CAT) — the total annual percentage rate including all fees, insurance, and charges — must be disclosed on the amortization schedule. The CAT is calculated using the formula prescribed by Banco de México in its Circular 34/2010.

Early Repayment and Prepayment Conditions: The schedule should specify the conditions and any penalty (penalización por prepago) applicable if the borrower wishes to prepay the loan before maturity — under the LFPC and Condusef rules, consumer borrowers have the right to prepay at any time, and any prepayment penalty must be disclosed in the amortization schedule.

Late Payment Consequences: The schedule should cross-reference the applicable moratory interest rate and note that under CCF Article 2395 and CCom Article 362, unpaid installments accrue moratory interest from the day following the due date.

Forms-legal.com provides this Loan Amortization Schedule Mexico template as a reference for private lending arrangements, related-party loans, and seller-financing transactions. For regulated financial products (bank mortgages, SOFOM consumer loans), the tabla must be generated using the institution's proprietary CAT calculation system approved by Banco de México. Borrowers should verify the tabla against an independent calculation to confirm that the outstanding balance reaches zero at the final installment.

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