SMPS Legal Announces Promotion of Alfonso Muñoz to Partner

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SMPS Legal Announces Promotion of Alfonso Muñoz to Partner

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SMPS Legal is pleased to announce the promotion of Alfonso Muñoz to the firm’s partnership, effective as of March 30th. This appointment reflects the firm’s continued growth strategy and its unwavering commitment to developing top-tier talent, fostering continuous and specialized professional growth, and strengthening a leadership team equipped to navigate complex, high-value transactions and regulatory challenges.

Mexico City, [March 24, 2026] - SMPS Legal is pleased to announce the promotion of Alfonso Muñoz to the firm’s partnership, effective as of March 30th. This appointment reflects the firm’s continued growth strategy and its unwavering commitment to developing top-tier talent, fostering continuous and specialized professional growth, and strengthening a leadership team equipped to navigate complex, high-value transactions and regulatory challenges.

As part of this strategy, SMPS Legal continues to strengthen its Tax Litigation and Strategic Tax Advisory practice, a core area that has seen significant growth in recent years. This strategic focus enhances the firm’s ability to advise domestic and international clients on increasingly complex and high-stakes tax matters.

Alfonso Muñoz has built a strong practice focused on tax litigation and strategic tax advisory, representing clients in tax audits before Mexican authorities and leading complex defense strategies before administrative and judicial courts. 

He has extensive experience in mediation procedures before the Taxpayer Defense Attorney’s Office (PRODECON), as well as advising clients on the tax implications of their domestic and cross-border operations. Alfonso’s practice is distinguished by his ability to combine deep technical expertise in tax law with a strategic approach to risk management and dispute resolution, positioning him as a trusted advisor in high-stakes and sensitive matters. 

“This promotion represents a significant opportunity to continue strengthening our capabilities and delivering excellent service to our clients, particularly in strategic areas that are key to today’s market.” - Jorge San Martín, Managing Partner.

These promotions reflect SMPS Legal’s commitment to developing internal talent and strengthening a diverse partnership, guided by a clear strategic vision and a strong focus on client value.

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