We provide technical and legal advice to companies and individuals on social security matters to ensure regulatory compliance, protect workers' rights and reduce risks for employers arising from inconsistencies before the authorities.
Our practice focuses on strengthening administrative management, preventing sanctions, representing our clients before audits and inspections, and offering strategic solutions that allow them to operate with certainty before federal tax agencies and state authorities. We also provide support in the compliance of obligations derived from REPSE, SIROC and the applicable rules regarding labor risks, collaborating closely with the areas of human resources, payroll and administrative management.
We have a multidisciplinary team made up of lawyers and accountants with extensive experience in the interpretation and application of tax, administrative and procedural provisions, which allows us to develop highly precise legal strategies aimed at minimizing risks, reversing improper determinations and comprehensively safeguarding our clients' assets and operational continuity.
At MNP Consultores we provide specialized legal advice and procedural representation in litigation related to social security, with a technical, strategic and legally sound approach. Our practice is oriented to the defense of employers and obligated parties against acts and resolutions by autonomous tax agencies such as the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), the National Workers' Housing Fund Institute (INFONAVIT) and other competent authorities, including the determination of worker-employer contributions, constituent capitals, labor risk premiums, audits and reviews, as well as administrative procedures and controversies derived from verification and inspection powers in this area.
Favorable ruling that achieved the plain and simple nullity of a determination of rectification of an occupational risk premium.
Favorable ruling that achieved the plain and simple nullity of a tax credit determination for constituent capital charged to the company.
Favorable ruling against the determination of omissions for the payment of housing quotas.