Cristina is an Associate at Ibarra del Paso Gallego, specializing in Tax Law.

Profile

Cristina has distinguished herself for her professionalism and her ability to deliver effective, solution-oriented advisory.

With more than six years of experience, she has managed issues related to tax and international law in the public and private sectors, and assisted in matters relating to international politics and strategic planning.

Professional Background

Before joining the Firm, Cristina held positions such as:

• 2018, she began her career at Zebra Technologies Enterprise de México, S. de R.L. de C.V., as Senior Representative for Customer and Partner Services in Latin America, participating in contract management, Incoterms, quotes, reports, billing, and import transactions.
• 2021-2023, she joined the Tax Administration Service as Deputy Administrator of International Exchange of Information, reviewing transnational tax planning, coordinating OECD evaluations, applying international treaties, and working with foreign tax administrations.
• 2023-2025, she became Senior of International Taxation at Ernst & Young (EY), advising on transnational tax planning, international tax compliance, mergers & acquisitions, restructurings, foreign payments, and application of international treaties.

Academic Background

• 2018, she obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations Universidad La Salle.
• 2021, at the Tax Administration Service, she completed a Course on the Tax Regime for Derivative Financial Transactions.
• 2022, at the Tax Administration Service, she completed a Course on Crypto Assets and the “Gig and Sharing” Economy.
• 2023, she obtained his Law Degree (J.D./LL.B. equivalent) from Universidad Latinoamericana.
• 2023, at the Organization for Economic Cooperation, she completed a Course on Basic Concepts of Transfer Pricing.
• 2024, she obtained a Master’s Degree in Tax Law from Universidad Autónoma de México.

Languages

Cristina is a native speaker of Spanish, fluent in English, and has basic knowledge of French and Russian.