Nadja D. Ruiz Euler

-Assisted a large multinational company in the automotive industry in a complex tax and transfer pricing audit, by leading the controversy efforts. -Assisted multinational drilling companies in tax controversy matters, as well as tax litigation processes. -Advised various Mexican financial institutions from a FATCA/CRS perspective; assisted various Mexican financial institutions from a FATCA/CRS compliance perspective. -Assisted a multinational financial institution in several domestic and international tax audits; advised in domestic and international tax consultancy matters. -Assisted multinational suppliers to the automotive industry in tax controversy matters, as well as tax litigation processes. -Assisted several companies in the successful request and implementation of MAPs and BAPAs. -Assisted several companies in the recovery of CIT/VAT. -Assisted several companies in administrative processes before the Mexican Tax Authority (invitation letters, cancellation/suspension of digital certificates to issue invoices, black-listed taxpayers processes among others). -Assisted a Mexican government agency in several tax controversy matters.

And quoted in several legal publications (e.g., ‘The Role of Climate Change in Global Economic Governance’, Oxford University Press).

Co-author.

On 21 January 2025, Mexico's Federal Official Gazette (Diario Oficial de la Federación) published a decree ("Decree") offering incentives to attract investments from 2025 to September 2030. These incentives apply equally across various industries and investors of any nationality or size, with a focus on SMEs. The total incentive cap is MXN 30 billion for the term of the Decree. This Decree is part of the president’s "Plan Mexico," a strategy to position Mexico among the top 10 global economies by promoting nearshoring, new investments, local training, and innovation. Benefits are subject to the compliance of formal and substantive requirements provided in the Decree, which must be analyzed for each particular case.

Leading global law firm Baker McKenzie represented Financiera Independencia, S.A.B. de C.V., SOFOM, E.N.R. (Findep), as issuer, in the establishment of a USD 100 million Euro Short-Term Note Program (the Program). The initial notes issuance was USD 25 million. BCP Securities, Inc. acted as dealer manager.