From September 17 to 20, the Tax Administration Service (SAT) of Mexico and the Governmental Management of Public Revenues of the city of Buenos Aires (AGIP) met with the aim of exchanging experiences between the two agencies. The event was held at the SAT headquarters, located in Mexico City, Mexico.

Dr. Teresa of Jesus Medina Mora Icaza, Advisor for Foreign Affair issues to the SAT, and Carlos Walter, head of the AGIP, conducted a brief explanation of the structure of each organization.

Officials of the host country showed special interest in the developments related to some of the strategic pillars of the Governmental Management of Public Revenue (AGIP) such as the cultural change, the technological leap and the direct and online communication (web site). The knowledge and experience of the SAT, which has a more mature self-management experience than the AGIP, made it possible to generate synergies that clearly allowed detecting potential improvements and a consolidation in the relation and interaction with the residents/taxpayers.

On the other hand, AGIP officials visited different SAT centers such as the Taxpayer´s Services Local Administration Center, the National Center of inquiry (CNC) and the Kidzania. These tours allowed them to learn about the RFC registration process, the electronic signature application procedure and about the activities that children can do at the SAT Module in Kidzania, Cuicuilco.

Official photo of the event