Tax Law
We review tax assessments, penalties, official requests and other government actions using the notice and the taxpayer's records. In Los Cabos, where many tourism and international commercial operations are based, preventive tax advice is essential. Defense options depend on the act, the authority and deadlines under Mexican tax law.
PRACTICE AREA
Tax Law Guidance and Representation
We review tax assessments, penalties, official requests and other government actions using the notice and the taxpayer's records. In Los Cabos, where many tourism and international commercial operations are based, preventive tax advice is essential. Defense options depend on the act, the authority and deadlines under Mexican tax law.
HOW WE CAN HELP
Related services
- Defense against tax assessments, penalties and surcharges
- Liens and government actions
- Amparo against tax laws and government acts
- Federal, state and municipal administrative litigation
- Strategic document review
- Preventive tax advice for commercial operations
- Defense before SAT audits
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can you assist with a tax assessment already served?
Yes. The notice and applicable deadlines should be reviewed as soon as possible. If you received notice, record the date — response periods are typically 15 to 30 days.
What happens if I do not respond to a tax authority request?
It can lead to penalties, liens or other government actions. The request and its deadlines should be reviewed immediately.
What should I do if I receive a SAT audit?
Gather all documentation: invoices, bank statements, payroll, contracts. An audit requires immediate attention. We review documents and define your response strategy.
Can a tax assessment be negotiated with the SAT?
It depends on the type of act and the facts. In some cases clarification is possible; in others, amparo is the remedy. Feasibility is assessed after reviewing the notice.