In this way, these initiatives not only allow questions to be resolved quickly and at no cost, but also contribute to strengthening a culture of legality, transparency, and shared fiscal responsibility, essential principles for the country’s development. At the same time, they become spaces for practical learning for students, who find in these experiences an opportunity to apply their knowledge, understand the realities of surrounding contexts, and reaffirm the social commitment that characterizes the University of Cauca community’s education. “What ‘Enrútate’ and the daily work of the NAF seek is to bridge the gap that exists between the DIAN and the people. We do not want citizens to see the DIAN as a distant and punitive entity, but as an institution they can turn to for information and to comply properly. This recognition from the DIAN fills us with pride and motivates us to continue working toward a more informed society that is aware of its fiscal responsibility,” explained Professor Edwin Molina.