This company sees in Mexico a market with a promising scenario for the adoption of electronic signature solutions.
“In the short term, our goal has been to establish a solid presence in the country, and the initial results have exceeded our expectations. We launched our solution with the objective of generating 1,000 new accounts, a goal that we reach in two weeks of operation (…) the arrival in the country reinforces the impulse towards the digitalization that the SAT and the Mexican government are leading as the simplification of the procedure for the process for the Registration in the Federal Taxpayers Registry (RFC) and the use of tools such as the E.Firma, ”added the CLEP of Clicksign.
At present, electronic signatures allow to prove and validate documents in digital format. They replace paper handwritten firms, transforming traditional processes with greater agility, safety and efficiency in corporate processes. They are used in a wide range of activities: from the formalization of commercial contracts and confidentiality agreements, to internal approvals, and financial transactions.
Signatures made through clicksign have legal value, thanks to advanced technologies such as multiple authentication, detailed record of activities and encryption by means of codes and digital certificates. The signed documents remain unchanged and can be verified in real time through a validator to ensure transparency and reliability, all under the Mexican norm.
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In addition to the digitalization of processes, the firm objective of the SAT for continuing with the control to verify compliance with tax obligations encourages the extension of global advisory signatures in Mexico, such as Alvarez & Marsal (A&M), which expanded its services In the country, through its subsidiary Alvarez & Marsal Tax.
“The opportunity that is glimpsed for Mexico, not only as an internal market, but as a provider of services and goods worldwide, is that, on the one hand there will be more control (by the SAT) for what already exists, and There will also be more industry, therefore greater need for compliance and advice on how There are, how to improve your operation, your supply chain and therefore your tax impacts to be competitive. Everything is around competitiveness. That is what made us make the decision to expand our fiscal services in Mexico, ”explained José Manuel Ramírez, partner and leader of Alvarez & Marsal Tax Mexico.
He added that the control will be increasingly forceful in various industries and in various taxpayers sizes.
The services now offered by this subsidiary in Mexico include corporate fiscal advice, transfer prices, international fiscal planning, private clients services, national and international tax disputes and administrative litigation.
