The Chamber of Deputies in Mexico plans to increase taxes on sugary and alcoholic beverages in the 2027 Economic Package. ^[1] The Chamber of Deputies in Mexico is preparing to review the 2027 Economic Package, which includes proposals to adjust the Special Production and Services Tax (IEPS). ^[2] Altamirano explained that the tax increases are intended to address public health issues, similar to the previous adjustments made on sugary drinks. ^[3] Carol Antonio Altamirano, president of the Commission of Finance and Public Credit, stated that proposals from various deputies already exist to raise these taxes. ^[4] When asked directly, Altamirano confirmed that alcoholic beverages will also be included in the tax modifications as part of a health policy. ^[5] Specific categories under review include sugary drinks, alcoholic beverages, and foods with high sodium content. ^[6] The Commission of Finance and Public Credit projects these modifications with a strict focus on public health rather than revenue generation. ^[7] The Income Tax (ISR) and Value Added Tax (IVA) will not be modified as part of this package. ^[8]