Fideicomiso
A fideicomiso is a legal arrangement common in Latin America where one party (the settlor) transfers assets to a trustee who manages them for the benefit of a third party (the beneficiary). For expats relocating to Mexico, Central America, or South America, understanding this structure matters because it's frequently used for real estate ownership, business operations, and estate planning—and the rules governing fideicomisos differ significantly from trusts in common-law countries. Whether you're buying property, establishing a business, or planning your family's financial future abroad, a fideicomiso may be the required or most tax-efficient vehicle available to you.
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