Ricardo Cervantes

Partner

México

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Ciudad de México

Practice Areas

Litigio Fiscal | Litigio Estratégico Administrativo

Ricardo has more than 30 years of experience representing domestic and foreign clients in administrative and tax litigation in a wide range of sectors and transactions. His practice also includes managing administrative proceedings before tax authorities at both the federal and local levels, as well as handling tax audits and conclusive agreements.

His professional practice specializes in consulting, dispute resolution, and tax strategies, both nationally and internationally, as well as in administrative law in the telecommunications sector.

For more than 20 years he has been a professor at some of the country’s most prestigious universities. Currently, he is a professor of the master’s degree in Tax Law at Universidad Panamericana (UP), where he teaches Amparo Fiscal.

Ricardo Cervantes joined CHEVEZ in 1994 and was promoted to Partner in 2002.

Education

  • Law Degree, Universidad Panamericana (UP)
  • Seminar, Local Public Law, UP
  • Seminar, Criminology, UP
  • Seminar, Law, Business & Technology, UP and New York University (NYU)
  • Blue Course, International Taxation, Ned Shelton
  • Silver Course, International Taxation, Ned Shelton
  • Summary
  • Former President, National Association of Corporate Attorneys (ANADE)
  • Vice President, Tax Commission, Business Coordinating Council (CCE)
  • Coordinator, Tax Commission, Executive Council of Global Companies

Memberships

  • Member, Tax Law Committee, National Association of Corporate Attorneys (ANADE)
  • Member, Tax Law and Public Finance Committee, Mexican Bar Association (BMA)
  • Member, Illustrious and National Bar Association of Mexico (INCAM)
  • Member of the Board of Directors, Financiera Cualli
  • Alternate Board Member, Bank of America Mexico
  • Alternate Board Member, Private Assistance Board of Mexico City
  • Board Member, Mexican Pro Bono Center (CMP)
  • Board Member, General Council of the Mexican Legal Profession