SHCP (Secretaría de Hacienda y Crédito Público)

Secretaría de Hacienda y Crédito Público, commonly known as SHCP, is Mexico’s Ministry of Finance and Public Credit. It is the federal government agency responsible for managing the country's public finances, fiscal policy, taxation, federal budget, public debt, and overall economic policy coordination.

As one of the most important government institutions in Mexico, SHCP plays a central role in maintaining economic stability, funding public services, managing government revenues and expenditures, and overseeing key aspects of the country's financial system. The agency works closely with financial regulators, government ministries, international organizations, and financial institutions to support Mexico's economic development.

SERVICES

• Fiscal Policy Management: Develops and implements fiscal policies that support economic growth, macroeconomic stability, and sustainable public finances.
• Federal Budget Administration: Prepares and manages Mexico's federal budget, including government spending allocations and expenditure oversight.
• Tax Policy Development: Designs and administers national tax policies and frameworks.
• Public Revenue Management: Oversees government revenues from taxes, duties, fees, and other public income sources.
• Public Debt Management: Manages Mexico’s domestic and international public debt obligations.

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