Tax law

Tax law is usually considered a branch of administrative law, since like that, it regulates the organization of public administration and its relationship with individuals, however, this is special because it is limited to the authorities that have Its objective is to monitor compliance with tax obligations (taxes, social security contributions, improvement contributions and rights), so that, being such a matter of significant interest to the state, its powers (management and verification) are usually be more compelling or burdensome.

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This is so because due to the context we live in today, the ultimate goal of the authority is indiscriminate collection, for this reason, the agencies in charge of monitoring and sanctioning tax matters frequently issue acts lacking in foundations and reasons, exceed their powers and disregard the rights of taxpayers.

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In this virtue, challenging the acts issued by the tax authorities on a frequent basis usually have a positive result, however, the matter implies that in order to achieve an adequate defense, a specialized Firm must be consulted with the promptness that leaves a wide margin of study. that derives in the annulment of the act, and in its case, a reparation of the damage committed to the taxpayer.

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It should be added that the entities of the public administration that commonly issue this type of acts of authority are: Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), Institute for the Housing Fund for State Workers (INFONAVIT), Ministry of Finance of the state of Chiapas, Tax Administration Service (SAT), as well as its counterparts at the state level.

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