NicolásMolina Salas
Associate at Fexlaw. Lawyer from Universidad Industrial de Santander with a specialization in Tax and Customs Law from Universidad Católica de Colombia.
Tax, customs and litigation.
Nicolás Molina Salas is an Associate at Fexlaw. He holds a law degree from Universidad Industrial de Santander and a specialization in Tax and Customs Law from Universidad Católica de Colombia.
He has experience in civil, commercial, labor and administrative litigation and in the judicial defense of individuals and legal entities, as well as in consulting and managing socio-environmental development projects and resolving conflicts with communities.
He has worked on payroll and multi-jurisdictional tax compliance for regional clients and has represented workers in labor and pension claims.
From Santander to Fexlaw.
- 012022 – 2023
Land and property consultancy in Colombia
Land and Property Legal Advisor
- 022023
Law firm in Colombia
Legal Assistant
- Representation of workers in employment contracting, claims before the Ministry of Labor and the UGPP, and pension proceedings.
- 032023
Collections agency in Colombia
Debt Recovery Advisor
- 042024 – 2025
TMF Group S.A.S.
Bilingual Payroll Assistant
- Payroll and multi-jurisdictional tax compliance for regional clients and international audits.
- 052026 – Present
Fexlaw Abogados
Associate
Educated in Colombia.
- Graduate Specialization in Tax and Customs LawUniversidad Católica de Colombia
- Law DegreeUniversidad Industrial de Santander
Fexlaw, recognized by the world’s most demanding legal rankings.
The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination. — Albert EinsteinFavorite quote
Marathons, reading and languages.
An amateur runner and marathoner, he is passionate about reading and languages. He loves walking his pet in the park and enjoys social work, legal writing and literary translation.
Languages: Spanish · English · Portuguese · French
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