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Mexico Approves 8% Tax on Mature Video Games
10/20/2025
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- Mexico's Chamber of Deputies approved an eight percent tax on video games rated C or D, which indicate mature content.
- The C rating is for players aged 18 and older, allowing extreme violence and moderate sexual content, while the D rating is for adults only.
- The Treasury Department referenced studies linking violent video games to increased aggression and negative psychological effects.
- The tax applies to both digital and physical copies of games, including in-game purchases, and will be debated in the Senate before the November 15 budget deadline.
