“Despite being duly notified of the exclusive resolution trial on the merits promoted by Alsea and the order to suspend the execution and collection of the contested credit issued by the TFJA, the SAT maintains the seizure of certain Alsea bank accounts”, the company said.
Alsea maintains its operations on a regular basis, and hopes that the embargoes “that are improperly maintained” will be lifted.
Last April, the SAT obtained a resolution for the collection of 3,881 million pesos from Alsea as part of the acquisition of the Vips restaurant chain from Walmart, completed in 2014.
Since then, the company considered that the charge was not appropriate, and reported that it was going to protect itself against it.
“The company and its external lawyers consider that Alsea has sufficient elements to demonstrate that the liquidation carried out by the SAT is inappropriate and that Alsea has complied in a timely manner with its tax obligations regarding the aforementioned sale and purchase operation,” he said in a statement. That moment.