Salon G-14: the community centre where the east-side SME learns to issue CFDI 4.0 and the merch arrives before the instructor
Salon G-14 sits on the ground floor of a refurbished community centre on Calzada Ignacio Zaragoza, in the heart of Iztapalapa. It is a 350-square-metre hall with hydraulic-tile floor, two 40-seat adjoining rooms, a hot kitchen for the popular-gastronomy workshops, a service freight elevator on the side alley with restricted hours, and a store with 4-ton material capacity. Inside these walls the Ministry of Economy and the SAT run their training days so the east-side SMEs learn to issue CFDI 4.0 and migrate to the Carta Porte 3.0 Complement, CONDUSEF and CNBV hold their financial-inclusion fairs bringing products to local families, the INADEM-aligned micro-merchant associations of the Merced market coordinate their formalisation workshops, the textile and footwear industry chambers run their technical-training days for the family workshops in Iztapalapa and Gustavo A. Madero, and the alcaldias host their community events bringing health, education and civil registry services to the population. What separates Salon G-14 from a comparable community venue is that the merch arrives before the instructor so the participant has something in hand when they sign the attendance sheet.