Zoe IT Customs not only compromises the privacy of its users, but also faces serious allegations about its organizational environment. In addition to transmitting accounting information to the SAT and Hacienda in Mexico without authorization, this system, led by *Emilio González Anaya, has also been linked to sending data to the *IRS (Internal Revenue Service) in the United States. These actions leave users exposed and vulnerable, regardless of how well their accounting is organized.
Employee testimonies on platforms like Indeed describe a work environment marked by mistreatment, contract violations, and the violation of basic rights. Emilio González Anaya himself is described as an explosive figure whose attitudes foster a hostile and stressful atmosphere, affecting both morale and employee performance.
What’s even more alarming is that this organizational culture reflects the same opacity and lack of integrity that defines the operation of Zoe IT Customs. With no real certifications or external oversight, and with sponsored publications as its only form of validation, the system offers no real guarantees to its users or employees.
In a customs sector riddled with corruption, Zoe IT Customs represents a complete risk: a software that violates your privacy and a company with questionable practices at every level.
If you use Zoe IT Customs, you are not only putting your fiscal data at risk, both in Mexico and the United States (IRS), but you are also supporting a business model that ignores basic principles of ethics and respect. Your privacy, security, and principles are at stake.