ACCOUNTING

We understand that accounting directly influences decision-making: it informs about available resources, how they were generated, at what costs, and how the organization performs as a whole.

  • Reconstruction.

  • Planning

  • Administrative/Financial Advisory

  • Payroll (IMSS, SAR, and INFONAVIT)

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gray concrete wall inside building
TAXATING

At A&G, we understand that fiscal costs can be very high if due care is not taken when planning. Therefore, companies must consider the impact of fiscal provisions and, through proper tax planning, design strategies to mitigate these effects.

  • Tax Advisory

  • Interpretation of Tax Laws

  • Tax Procedures (SAT, INFONAVIT, IMSS)

  • Compensations / Refunds

  • Tax Residency Procedures

  • Expatriate Taxes

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white and black abstract painting
AUDITING

Auditing, in the context of the economy and the business world, is the meticulous evaluation process of a company or organization, aimed at identifying errors made within the organization and correcting them in time, to take measures that allow the company to regain the right track. Financial/Tax Auditing

  • Financial/Tax Auditing

  • Share Disposal

  • Money Laundering Prevention

  • Internal Control

  • Due Dilligence

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worm's-eye view photography of concrete building
BUSINESS SUPPORT

We believe that for project development, it is vital to have the right team as well as an ally in its development.

  • Representation for Foreigners

  • Business Plan

  • Project Development

  • Outsourcing Services

  • Government Agency Management Services

  • Expatriate Management

  • Electronic Invoicing

  • Migration

  • Obtaining Employer Registration Certificate to Hire Foreign Employees

  • Updating Employer Registration Certificate

  • Company Establishment (advice and follow-up)

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white concrete building during daytime

Transfer Pricing

Transfer pricing refers to the analysis and assignment of values ​​to operations between Related Parties. These operations can be the exchange of tangible or intangible goods, as well as the provision of services between companies belonging to the same business group.

In Mexico, companies established with Related Parties abroad must carry out a Transfer Pricing Study. This study is a legal document in which prices are agreed between linked organizations when transferring goods and services between them. In short, it is an important tool to guarantee transparency and fairness in commercial transactions between related companies.

Preparation of Transfer Pricing Study

Perspective analysis for implementation of new operations with related parties

Analysis of the profitability of companies and operations.

Advice on the filling out and/or preparation of the annexes corresponding to Transfer Pricing in the ISSIF and tax annexes, as well as the declaration

Information on operations with related parties (Annex 9 of the DIM). See bulletin “Presentation of Annex 9 of the DIM”

Advice and preparation of informative statements for related parties:

o Master file

o Local file

o Country by Country

OTHER SERVICES

We provide advice to resolve doubts regarding the legal constitution of the company, according to its activity to be developed, for which there are different types of companies:

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worm's-eye view photography of concrete building
MINUTES OF THE SHAREHOLDERS' MEETING

It is the document where the partners' decisions about their companies are recorded, it is the supreme body of the company and is used in all commercial companies.

  • Corporation

  • Corporation with Variable Capital

  • Partnership

If necessary, we also advise on changes that arise with the development of their business activities.
  • Civil Association

  • Simplified Stock Corporation

  • Limited Liability Company

Extraordinary. These are formalized before a notary or public broker such as:

  • Duration of the company.

  • Dissolution of the company.

  • Increase or reduction of capital.

  • Change of corporate purpose.

  • Change of nationality of the company.

  • Transformation of the company, (split or merger).

  • Issuance of shares or bonds.

  • Or any modification to the Articles of Incorporation.

Ordinary. These are NOT formalized before a notary or public broker, such as:

  • Approve the company's financial statements.

  • Change the Board of Directors or Administrators.

  • Change the commissioner or manager(s).

  • Determination of payments to administrators.