Terms and conditions of service provision
This document regulates the general terms applicable to the provision of professional services by GL Integra.
These Terms and Conditions are issued in accordance with the Commercial Code, the Federal Civil Code, and other applicable provisions in the United Mexican States.
I. Purpose
To regulate the provision of professional services in accounting, tax, legal, financial matters, and strategic consulting.
II. Engagement
Hiring may be carried out through electronic means, in accordance with the applicable provisions of the Commercial Code regarding e-commerce.
III. Scope of services
Services will be provided under professional standards and in accordance with current regulations, including tax provisions issued by the Tax Administration Service.
IV. Client obligations
- Provide truthful, complete, and timely information.
- Comply with tax and legal obligations.
- Provide supporting documentation.
V. Responsibility for information
The client will be responsible for the truthfulness of the information provided, releasing the Firm from liability derived from incorrect data.
VI. Nature of services
The services are obligations of means and not of result, in accordance with Mexican civil doctrine and legislation.
VII. Limitation of liability
The Firm shall not be responsible for:
- Changes in tax legislation or authority criteria.
- Decisions of administrative or tax authorities.
- Interpretations of legal provisions.
VIII. Confidentiality
The parties undertake to maintain confidentiality in accordance with current contractual and commercial principles.
IX. Personal data protection
Personal data will be processed in accordance with the Federal Law on Protection of Personal Data Held by Private Parties, its Regulations, and INAI Guidelines.
The Privacy Notice is an integral part of these Terms and Conditions.
X. Information transfer
The client authorizes the transfer of their information under the terms set forth in the Privacy Notice, including the applicable legal assumptions.
XI. Intellectual property
Rights over methodologies, formats, and tools shall belong to the Firm.
XII. Termination
The relationship may be terminated in accordance with what was agreed and with the provisions of the Federal Civil Code.
XIII. Jurisdiction
For interpretation and enforcement, the parties submit to Mexican law and the competent courts.
XIV. Acceptance
Acceptance of these terms implies express consent to the Privacy Notice and the contractual relationship.