1% of SAT offices suffer from low availability of appointments

The Service tax administration (SAT) reported that two of the 154 offices throughout the country have low availability to process an appointment, according to the appointment traffic light for the week of January 23 to 27.

At the dating traffic light it was reported that the Quick Business Opening Service (SARE) of Mérida, Yucatán, and the Decentralized Administration of Taxpayer Services (ADSC) of Mexicali, Baja California, are the only offices where processing an appointment takes more than 21 days.

In other words, offices with low availability of appointments represent 1% of the total. While the modules with high and medium availability represent 49 and 50%, respectively.

Compared to the previous week, offices with low availability of appointments increased from one to two, according to data from the federal tax office.

The SAT, in charge of antonio martinez, unveiled two weeks ago the first appointment traffic light, which works through three colors: green (high availability), yellow (medium availability) and red (low availability). The foregoing applies to all tax offices and the information will be updated every Monday.

The Treasury reported that only the registration to the Federal taxpayer registration (RFC) and the generation of the electronic signature (e.firma) are the only procedures in person.

If you already have them, you can carry out any other procedure from the SAT Portal, Virtual Line or SAT ID,” explained the public body.

It should be remembered that the elderly, pregnant or lactating women, as well as people with disabilities do not need an appointment to carry out their procedures.

For his part, he Mexican Institute of Public Accountants (IMCP) considered that the citation traffic light reflects the advances to eradicate the lag in them. The authority came to record 1.8 million pending procedures at the highest peak of demand.

“We believe that in the face of the calls that have been made insistently on this issue, the authorities have acted for the benefit of taxpayers. This helps them to voluntarily comply in a timely manner with their tax obligations”, Laura Grajeda, president of the IMCP, said a few days ago at a press conference.