The Mexican ax authority has launched an online tax dispute resolution service. The project is a co-operation between the tax authority of the country and the tax administration service which allows people to submit their tax disputes digitally and manage them without going through the Attorney General’s office. The tax administration of the country considers that this will reduce the time and compliance costs of the taxpayers.
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