2.2.4 Unit Of Measurement And Updating (UMA)

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Commentary

Mexico

The Mexican government maintains an administrative value known as the unidad de medida y actualización UMA (unit of measurement and updating) which is used as part of social insurance contribution calculations. The following formula is used:

Daily UMA × 40%

This

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2.2.4 Unit of Measurement and Updating (UMA)

Mexico

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