Alvic Mexico shares good tax practices at GASUCEN’s monthly meeting

Alvic Mexico participated, as an official sponsor of the event, in the monthly meeting of Gasolineros Unidos del Centro (GASUCEN), which was held at the Wyndham Garden Hotel (Aguascalientes) on April 7, 2026. This meeting brought together key players in the gas sector to address issues of great relevance and operational impact.

The session was held in a dynamic environment that combined presentation, direct interaction, and question-and-answer spaces, allowing the attention and participation of the attendees to be maintained. Beyond a commercial presentation, the meeting was consolidated as a space for technical analysis, exchange of knowledge, and proposal of concrete solutions to the current challenges of the sector. 

One of the most relevant moments of the event was the participation of Francisco Javier Atzin Cruz, Tax Consulting Manager of Alvic Mexico, who, together with Víctor Garduño Demeneghi, General Director of Alvic Mexico and Latin America, gave the workshop “SAT – CNE Visits: good tax practices for the sale and transport of petroleum products”, as well as the analysis on “Digital collection at gas stations”. These interventions by the speakers stood out for their practical approach and technical clarity, allowing an immediate application for the attendees. 

In this way, Alvic Mexico reaffirmed its position as a leader in integral automation solutions, fiscalization, and operational control for service stations, also consolidating itself as a strategic ally that goes beyond technology by providing specialized information and support in regulatory interpretation, facilitating decision-making in an increasingly demanding regulatory environment. 

Alvic thanks GASUCEN, strategic partner in Aguascalientes, the organization of this event, as well as all attendees for their trust and interest, helping the company to reaffirm its commitment to continue working with proximity and innovation, positioning it as a solid and reliable ally within the gas sector.