MD. Aldo Solís Hernández
Abogado Práctica Legal
He earned a law degree from Institute of Higher Studies of the Dutch College, and a Master in Law (LLM) degree with a specialty in tax law from the Universidad Iberoamericana, in both cases through academic excellence, and he is currently pursuing a PhD in tax law.
He is a professor at diverse universities across the country teaching the subjects: Tax Law and Administrative Law at the undergraduate and postgraduate level.
He is an active member of the Mexican Academy of Tax Law, Aguascalientes chapter, Vice President of the State of Aguascalientes Bar Association
On 2008, he began to practice law at Grupo Farías, and is part of the litigation practice thereof.
He has participated in large-scale corporate projects; his litigation practice, both in administrative and jurisdictional stages has been recognized.
In addition to his experience in tax litigation, he has participated in administrative, financial and labor litigation projects.
He has represented clients in constitutional controversies of governing bodies and has represented these instances before the Mexican Supreme Court.
He has participated in the foreign trade and customs law group of this firm, attending to the needs of the clients in the Administrative Procedures in Customs Matters.
In 2010 and part of 2011, he participated in the immigration issues for Asian, American and European companies.
In February 2014, he was part of the team of lawyers that represented more than 58,000 taxpayers against the VAT tax reform; filing the largest taxpayer protection class action suit in the history of Mexico in terms of the number of plaintiffs.
He is currently Legal Coordinator for firm Grupo Farías, Tax Attorneys, at the Aguascalientes office, and forms part of the legal practice group.
