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Nadja D. Ruiz Euler is a Tax Partner in Baker McKenzie's Mexico City Office. Nadja earned her Bachelor Degree of Law with honors from the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM). She is a former member of the Mexican Tax Administration Service (SAT), where she held several positions, including Head of International Tax Legal Affairs office, Chief Advisor to the Mexican Commissioner, delegate to several OECD working parties, as well as Competent Authorities for Tax Treaties purposes (non-TP matters). She was also in charge of implementing FATCA and CRS in Mexico. With more than 20 years of experience, Nadja's practice focuses on both domestic and international tax advisory and controversy matters, including audits, conclusive agreements, mutual agreement procedures, bilateral APAs and tax transparency issues (including AEOI, EoIR and beneficial ownership). Nadja also actively participates in academic and professional conferences, seminars and courses in which relevant international and domestic tax matters are discussed. Practice focus Nadja has considerable expertise in leading domestic and international tax controversy matters (domestics and international tax audits, BAPAs, MAPs, administrative procedures before Mexican Tax Authorities) for several industries (automotive, drilling, consumer, financial, among others). She regularly advises her clients from both a domestic and/or international tax perspective, but also from a potential tax controversy standpoint. Sha also has considerable experience advising Mexican financial institutions from a Mexican FATCA and CRS perspective (including compliance with Mexican rules).