US EditionGive Elektra a New Tax Setback; Accuses Political Pressure
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A federal court confirmed a tax credit of 1,603 million pesos against Grupo Elektra, which today claimed alleged political pressure against the judges, and said that his case shows the most serious consequences of "the judicial electoral farce." The Tenth Administrative Court denied the company direct protection against the ruling of the Federal Administrative Court (TFJA), which, as in many previous cases, recognized in September 2023 the legal…
Grupo Elektra will have to pay about 2 billion pesos for taxes it owes since 2012, after a court in administrative matters unanimously ruled against the company of Ricardo Salinas Pliego.
E GonzálezGrupo Salinas issued a strong pronouncement following the decision of the Tenth Collegiate Court in Administrative Matters of the First Circuit, which denied the protection requested by Grupo Elektra in relation to a tax credit originated in 2012. The company called this resolution illegal, accusing the judges of acting on a political agenda and of violating the fundamental rights of taxpayers.Accusations of partiality In its statement…
On June 19, 2025, the three judges of the Tenth Collegiate Court for Administrative Matters of the First Circuit unanimously denied Grupo Elektra the direct protection against the ruling granted by the Federal Court of Administrative Justice (TFJA), thereby confirming a tax credit of 1.603 billion pesos, due to the fact that the company owned by the magnate… Source
By Redacción Common Sense. Mexico City. – A federal court confirmed a tax credit of one thousand 603 million pesos against Grupo Elektra, a company that responded with strong criticisms of the ruling and accusations of political pressure on the judiciary. The Tenth Collegiate Court on Administrative Matters denied the company direct protection against the decision of the Federal Administrative Court (TFJA), which in September 2023 upheld the leg…
Court Orders Elektra to Pay 2 Billion Pesos to the SAT; the Company Will Appeal to the Supreme Court
Elektra Group will face a new chapter in its prolonged dispute with the Tax Administration Service (SAT). A Collegiate Court in Administrative Matters ruled that the company must pay 2,000 million pesos for taxes corresponding to the fiscal year 2012. The company, part of Grupo Salinas, announced that it will file a constitutional review appeal with the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN). The resolution is part of a long dispute betwe…
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