对汇款征收1%的美国税始于2026年1月1日,影响向墨西哥发送的现金、支票和汇票,同时免除数字转账。 A 1% U.S. tax on remittances began Jan. 1, 2026, affecting cash, checks, and money orders sent to Mexico, while exempting digital transfers.

美国1%的汇款税于2026年1月1日生效, 根据特朗普总统的《一个大美法案 》 ( One Big Beautiful Bill), 影响向国外发送的现金、支票和汇票, A 1% U.S. tax on remittances took effect January 1, 2026, under President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill, impacting cash, checks, and money orders sent abroad but exempting digital transfers. 在此之前,美国汇往墨西哥的汇款每年下降5.08%,连续每月下降7次,原因是移民政策更加严格,移民劳动力参与减少。 This follows a year-to-date 5.08% decline in U.S. remittances to Mexico, with seven consecutive monthly drops, attributed to stricter immigration policies and reduced migrant labor participation. 汇款预计将从2024年的647亿美元下降到2025年的610亿美元,影响到农村边境地区的数百万人,他们构成了家庭收入的重要部分,占墨西哥国内生产总值的3.5%。 Remittances are projected to fall to $61 billion in 2025 from $64.7 billion in 2024, affecting millions in rural border regions where they make up a critical part of household income and 3.5% of Mexico’s GDP. 对此,墨西哥计划启动一项偿还方案,以抵消受款人的税收负担。 In response, Mexico plans to launch a reimbursement program to offset the tax burden on recipients.