Ms. Uribe is an international tax consultant with more than a decade of professional experience in Mexican taxation and international tax advisory matters. She maintains a particular focus on acquisitions (including due diligence), transfers, mergers, spin-offs, and various corporate reorganizations. She is experienced with cross-border transactions, including advising clients concerning federal and state tax obligations in Mexico; applying international tax treaties and avoiding double taxation, including permanent establishment status; complex international tax strategies; expatriate compensation plans; and tax audits.
Stephanie is certified to practice as an Enrolled Agent (“EA”) before the IRS in the U.S. As a certified EA, she brings a profound understanding of U.S. tax law, and with her background experience in other tax jurisdictions, she offers a fresh and innovative perspective on tax representation. Stephanie’s capabilities extend to efficiently handling audits, appeals, and tax collection disputes and providing advice in tax planning and preparation in the U.S.
Stephanie received her law degree from the Facultad Libre de Derecho de Monterrey, in Monterrey, Mexico, where she graduated with honors, and holds a Master’s in Law in International Taxation from Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU), in Vienna, Austria. For her Master Thesis she published the Article “Taxation of Capital Gains: The Substantial Participation Clause in Article 13(5)” in Special Features of the UN Model Convention.
She is a member of the International Fiscal Association and has participated as a speaker at several Mexican and international tax conferences. She holds a certification in Management (Harvard ManageMentor Program) from Harvard Business School.
“Licensed in Mexico only.”
