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A letter from the SAT has a deadline. So do we.
Requests, invitations, audits and blocked tax certificates. A licensed accountant and an attorney with a Master’s in Tax Law read it with you and answer on time.
This is for you if
- i.You received a letter, email or notice in your SAT mailbox (buzón tributario)
- ii.Your tax certificates (CSD) were blocked
- iii.The SAT is asking about income from rentals or a property sale
- iv.You want to correct past filings before the SAT notices
What’s included
- Reading the notice and identifying the deadline
- Gathering the documents and preparing the response
- Corrected returns and payment plans when needed
- Follow-up until the matter is closed
- Administrative appeals (recurso de revocación)
- Defense in tax court when needed
- Legal review of audits and assessments
- Strategy coordinated with your accountant
Who works on your file
Daniel Eduardo Díaz Martínez
AI Taxes Solutions · TaxContador Público Titulado (licensed public accountant). 15+ years in tax, accounting and real estate; 50+ developments advised in the region.
Yazmín Alejandra Díaz Martínez
Solutia · LegalAttorney with a Master’s in Tax Law (UNIVA). Law professor at UNIVA for more than 15 years. Law degree from the Universidad de Guadalajara (CUC).
Questions owners ask us
Q.How much time do I have to answer?
A.It depends on the type of notice; some give only a few days. Send it to us as soon as it arrives so we can read the deadline and plan the response.
Q.I don’t read Spanish well. Can you explain it?
A.Yes. We explain the notice in plain English, tell you what it asks for and what we recommend.
Q.Do I have to go to the SAT in person?
A.Usually not. Most responses are filed online. If an appointment is needed, we tell you exactly what to bring.
Open your file. The first consultation is free.
Tell us a little about your property or your situation. We reply within one business day, in English.