About the course
The course will provide an understanding of the fundamental principles of tax law, which is responsible for regulating the collection and use of taxes and duties in the country, as well as the laws and procedures that govern tax liability and the resolution of tax disputes in Mexico.
What sets us apart
What makes us different and better.
Course duration
24 hours! Live course by zoom.
Start of the course
February 27! From Monday 27 February to Monday 27 March
Course schedules
Monday and Wednesday. Classes are taught from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. MX Central Time.
Certificate
You will obtain an accreditation certificate issued by Lawgic through Certify.
on request
Everything is recorded. Classes are recorded and available to you.
networking
Active community. Lawgic is a community of more than 7,000 professionals.
Speakers
Tax Law Course
Prof. Verónica Díaz Oliveros Vallarino
Prof. Janette González
Graduate in Law and Master in constitutional law and amparo from the Enrique Díaz de León University.
Associate of the tax litigation area at Ruiz Consultores, sub-coordinator of the Tax Law Commission of the Western Chapter of the Illustrious and National Bar Association in Mexico.
Prof. Norberto A. Ruiz
Graduated in Law from ITESM. Master in Fiscal Law from the Universidad Panamericana, with honors. Recognized in various international rankings as a leading practitioner in tax matters.
Recognized as a rising star in tax matters by Legal 500 and by Leaders Guide. Senior associate in the tax controversy area of Basham, Ringe & Correa and member of the development group for high potential associates. Recurring author for Puntos Finos (magazine specializing in tax matters) and author published in International Tax Review. His practice has focused on tax disputes and litigation. He has successfully managed audits, final settlements, and court cases for a broad spectrum of companies and industries, including mining, investment funds, pharmaceuticals, consumer products companies, and cross-border transactions in general. He has taught at ITAM and has been a visiting professor at ITESM.
Prof. Celic Quetzalli
Torres Zurita
Tax lawyer, legal adviser for startups in Blockchain, studies in financial education, intellectual property, amparo proceedings, Blockchain and Fundamentals of coding.
As well as, speaker on topics such as "legal perspective of cryptocurrencies", "tax perspective of cryptocurrencies", "intellectual property of non-fungible tokens" in different events in person, online and even hybrid. Awarded as an outstanding woman of Morelos and recognized for my professional career by the AC Impulso Social de México
Prof. Francisco
Daniel Melendez
Prof. Francisco Daniel Meléndez is a lawyer graduated from the Universidad Panamericana, as well as a Master in Tax Analysis from the University of Guadalajara.
He is currently a member of the Legal Department of Alonso y Cía, Consultores Fiscales, where he specializes in litigation issues in tax matters, with more than ten years of experience.
Prof. Joaquín Aguirre
Gaduate in Law and Master's In Taxes. He has a Diploma in Urban Law and a specialization in Contract Law. Certified by the CNBV in matters of prevention of resources of illicit origin and financing of terrorism. In addition, he has a Diploma in Corporate Law and Tax Law.
He is currently a part-time professor at the UAG teaching the subjects of Tax Law, Tax Procedure Law and Tax Procedure Law Clinic. He is Manager of the Tax Area at the legal firm Flores-Madriz Asesores, SC (2010 to date).
Prof. Lérida Rodríguez
Lawyer specializing in tax disputes and foreign trade, expert in alternative dispute resolution mechanisms.
She has a master's degree in Tax Law. She has been General Director of Conclusive Agreements of the Taxpayer Defense Attorney, and worked in PRODECON Mexico as Follow-up Coordinator, State Delegate and Director of Delegational Liaison.
Prof. Daniel Mier
Daniel Mier Morales is a certified public accountant and lawyer with experience advising foreign and national companies, both in their start-up and in their operation in Mexico.
He is the founder of MIBO Consultores, a business advisory firm, and is also a professor at ITESO Jesuit University of Guadalajara. He has worked at PwC Mexico and Mazars in Mexico as a tax consultant. He is currently studying a master's degree in Taxation.
Prof. Roberto Ibarra
Lopez
Graduate in Law from the Universidad Panamericana, degree obtained with honors, specializing in Civil Law, Obligations and Contracts as well as Constitutional Law and Amparo, from the same Universidad Panamericana and Diploma in Classical Humanities from the Center for Humanities and Sciences, Salamanca , Spain.
Founder of Lawgic and current director of the teaching area at Lawgic Lessons and the area of Strategic Litigation and corporate structuring.
Meet the Syllabus that we develop for you
Syllabus
Tax Law Course
Prof.
Lérida Rodriguez
Session date:
Monday February 27,
from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
(Central Mexico time)
Session 1
Introduction to Tax Law
This session will provide an overview of what tax law is and how it relates to other areas of law and economic policy. The objectives and functions of tax law will also be discussed, as well as the fundamental principles that govern it.
Prof.
Janette González
Session date:
Monday March 6,
from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (Mexico Central Time)
Session 3
The elements of the tax: subject, object, base and rate or rate
In this class, the elements of taxes will be analyzed, what makes them constitutional and legal, what is the structure of a tax, and the different subjects of tax law.
Prof.
Francisco Daniel Melendez
Session date:
Wednesday March 15,
from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (Mexico Central Time)
Session 5
Exemptions and Deductibility Regarding ISR and VAT
This class will focus on how the VAT and ISR tax base is determined. Exemptions and deductions that are available to some taxpayers, such as those related to economic activity or the destination of goods and services, will also be discussed.
Prof.
Veronica Diaz Oliveros Vallarino
Session date:
Tuesday March 21,
from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
(Central Mexico time)
Session 7
Tax Obligation and Fiscal Responsibility
In this class you will analyze how the tax obligation is established and fulfilled, that is, the responsibility of taxpayers to pay taxes in accordance with the law. The fiscal responsibility of companies and other entities will also be discussed, including joint and several liability.
Prof.
Joaquin Aguirre
Session date:
Monday March 27,
from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
(Central Mexico time)
session 9
The resolution of tax disputes
In this class, we will analyze how disputes or controversies that arise between taxpayers and the tax authority in relation to VAT and ISR are resolved. The different procedures and bodies in charge of resolving these controversies will be discussed, as well as the rights and remedies available to taxpayers.
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Session date:
Wednesday March 1,
from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (Mexico Central Time)
Session 2
The Constitution and Tax Law
This theme will explore how the Constitution and other fundamental laws of fiscal law establish the limits and frameworks for the collection and use of taxes in Mexico. One can also examine how the constitutional rights of taxpayers relate to tax law.
Prof.
Celic Quetzalli Torres Zurita
Session date:
Wednesday March 8,
from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (Mexico Central Time)
Session 4
The tax on
Income (ISR)
In this class, the income tax (ISR) will be analyzed, which is applied to the profits and benefits obtained by individuals and legal entities. The characteristics of the ISR will be discussed, its tax base and rate, the exemptions and deductions, the types of income and how the tax is calculated in each case.
Prof.
Daniel Mier
Session date:
Monday March 20,
from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (Central Mexico time)
Session 6
The Value Added Tax (VAT)
In this class we will focus on the Value Added Tax (VAT), which is one of the most important taxes in Mexico and applies to most commercial transactions. The characteristics of VAT, its tax base and rate, as well as the exemptions and deductions that can be applied will be discussed.
Prof.
Norberto A. Ruiz
Session date:
Wednesday March 22,
from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
(Central Mexico time)
Session 8
Guarantees and Precautionary Measures
in Tax Matters
In this class, they will address the guarantees and precautionary measures that can be applied by the tax authority to ensure compliance with tax obligations, such as the retention of bank accounts or the seizure of assets. The rights and remedies available to taxpayers affected by these measures will be discussed.
Frequent questions
Solve 8 common doubts
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Do I get Certificate?
Yes, you get a certificate of participation.
Discounts?
Yes! Undergraduate students and adults over 65 years of age have a preferential price.
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At Lawgic® we use Zoom for live and Kajabi events.
Can I pay in installments?
Yes. Ask your advisor for the payment plan.
Are there payment facilities?
Yes, ask about the payment facilities for you.
Is there a guarantee / refund?
Clear! No questions or conditions, 100% refund.
Pre-sale price until February 17th
$2,500 MXN
Take advantage of our promotional price and don't run out of discount! Promotion valid until 02/17/2023. Presale price includes VAT.
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