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Mexico vacation premium: $15,000 → $1,500 (12 days · 25%)

$15,000/mo and 12 days = $1,500 gross and net (25% LFT art. 80, 15 UMA SAT exemption).

The figures in the title are an example. Change the inputs to see your result.

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Gross vacation premium (25%)

MX$1,500.00

ISR-exempt portion
MX$1,500.00
Taxable portion
MX$0.00
ISR on the excess
MX$0.00
Estimated net premium
MX$1,500.00
Vacation days
12
Exempt cap (15 UMA)
MX$1,759.65

Exemption Art. 93-XIV LISR: 15 UMA in total ($1,759.65 in 2026), not per vacation day. ISR on the excess is an estimate using the monthly tariff; your actual withholding depends on your other income that month. Not tax advice.

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Mexico vacation premium 2026: $15,000 → $1,500

The vacation premium is at least 25% of your salary for vacation days (LFT art. 80). SAT exempts up to 15 UMA in total; the rest can have ISR.

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Quick answer

Salary of $15,000 monthly and 12 vacation days (first year):

  • Daily salary: $500.00
  • Gross premium: $1,500.00 (25% of $500 × 12)
  • Fully exempt: $1,500 is under the $1,759.65 cap (15 UMA)
  • Net: $1,500.00 (no ISR for typical salaries)

Formula

Vacation premium

Premium = Daily salary × vacation days × 25%

Daily salary = monthly salary ÷ 30 ISR-exempt part = min(gross premium, 15 UMA)

Vacation days by year (LFT art. 76)

Years workedDaysPremium with a $500 daily wage
112$1,500
214$1,750
316$2,000
418$2,250
520$2,500
6–1022$2,750
11–1524$3,000
16–2026$3,250
21–2528$3,500
26–3030$3,750
31–3532$4,000
36–4034$4,250

2026 numeric examples

Monthly salaryYearsDaysGross premiumExemptTaxableEst. net
$15,000112$1,500.00$1,500.00$0.00$1,500.00
$15,000520$2,500.00$1,759.65$740.35gross − excess ISR
$30,000112$3,000.00$1,759.65$1,240.35gross − excess ISR
$300,000112$30,000.00$1,759.65$28,240.35gross − excess ISR

ISR exemption cap (15 UMA, not × days)

Item2026 UMAExempt cap
Vacation premium (Art. 93-XIV)15$1,759.65
Aguinaldo (Art. 93-XIV)30$3,519.30

ISR-exempt portion

Art. 93 section XIV LISR exempts the vacation premium up to 15 UMA (a fixed cap, not per day). With the 2026 daily UMA of $117.31, the cap is $1,759.65 in total. The same article exempts aguinaldo up to 30 UMA.

  • Premium ≤ $1,759.65 (e.g. $15,000/mo and 12 days = $1,500): 100% exempt
  • Premium > $1,759.65: the excess is estimated with the Art. 96 monthly tariff

Frequently asked questions

At least 25% of salary for your vacation days. With a $500 daily wage and 12 days: $1,500.

Up to 15 UMA in total ($1,759.65 in 2026) is ISR-exempt. A $1,500 premium ($15,000 salary, 12 days) fits in full; at 20 days ($2,500) there is already a taxable excess.

Yes, it is mandatory for your entitled days. When leaving, you are paid the pending proportional part.

Use the art. 76 table: 14 at year two, 20 by year five, and +2 every 5 years from year six. With $15,000 and 5 years (20 days) the premium is $2,500.

Vacation pay is the salary for the days; the premium is the extra 25%. Calculate both in the Mexico vacation calculator.

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