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Rubén Rocha government has debt of 2,000 mdp to the SAT

Summary by El Financiero
The Tax Administration System (SAT) asks the Sinaloa government to pay a debt of two billion pesos inherited by former governor Quirino Ordaz Coppel, as a sanction for poorly performed audits.The current governor, Rubén Rocha Moya, met with the holder of the SAT to give him a reasonable time to liquidate, because at this moment the state government does not have enough resources to liquidate.And the SAT asks him to start paying from January 2025…
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