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Mexico Calendars
Printable calendars built for Mexico — event calendars with the statutory días festivos marked on their legal Monday-move dates (the puentes are guaranteed by law), plus the January–December tax year with colour-coded quarters. Generate them in English or Español. Free and fillable.
Event calendar · monthly
Mexican Monthly Event Calendar
A printable one-month calendar with the statutory días festivos marked on their legal dates — and a fillable box under every day.
Event calendar · yearly
Mexican Yearly Event Calendar
All 12 months as a fillable planner with the statutory holidays — print and bind as a year planner.
Tax year
Mexico Tax Year Calendar (Jan–Dec)
The SAT ejercicio fiscal on one printable page — colour-coded quarters, declaración anual season in sight.
Mexico calendar facts
- Statutory holidays
- 7–8 under the Ley Federal del Trabajo — three are Monday-moves written into the law (guaranteed puentes)
- Languages
- 2 — English and Español (months, weekdays and holiday names all localize)
- No annual updates needed
- Every date is rule-computable — no gazette, no proclamations (election days excepted)
- Widely observed but not statutory
- Semana Santa, Día de las Madres, Día de Muertos, 12 December — type them into the fillable boxes
- Tax year
- The calendar year (ejercicio fiscal); declaración anual due March (companies) / April (individuals)
Mexico calendars — FAQs
Which Mexican holidays do the calendars mark?
The statutory rest days of LFT Article 74: Año Nuevo, Constitution Day (first Monday of February), Benito Juárez's birthday (third Monday of March), Día del Trabajo, Independence Day, Revolution Day (third Monday of November), Navidad — and the sexennial presidential-inauguration day (1 October, next in 2030).
Why do three holidays always land on Mondays?
Since 2006 the law itself moves them — Constitution Day, Juárez's birthday and Revolution Day are defined as Mondays in the LFT, creating guaranteed long weekends (puentes). The calendars mark the legal Monday dates, which is what employers follow, not the traditional dates.
¿Están en español?
Sí — cada calendario tiene un menú de idioma. Elige Español y los meses (Enero…Diciembre), los días (Dom…Sáb) y los días festivos (Día de la Constitución, Natalicio de Benito Juárez, Día de la Revolución) se imprimen en español.
Are these free?
Yes — every Mexico calendar here is free, printable and fillable in any PDF viewer. No signup. Gratis, sin registro.