Digital Transformation of Tax Administrations in the EU

Considering the nature of the proposed Project, a first study of the new technologies that have begun or can be implemented by the Tax Administrations becomes unavoidable. For this, it will be necessary an understanding of how they work, the singularities, similarities and differences that they have in their programming, for which it will be necessary to read from the point of view of other sciences, informatics, primarily, in order to clarify how they operate. Therefore, studies outside the legal or economic world will be necessary to understand them.

Once this question has been clarified, the consequences of the application of new technologies by tax administrations in the legal-tax area will have to be analyzed. To this end, it is indisputable the need to conduct separate investigations, not allowing the possibility of a general analysis in where the different applied technologies work in a divergent way, differing in their scope of application and, therefore, their impact on Financial and Tax Law will inevitably be different. Thus, activities will be held (Workshop, webinar, seminars, ...) depending on the specific technology in question to see what is its operation, how to index tax management as well as in the procedure of application of taxes, to order, on the one hand, to observe what possible rights and guarantees of taxpayers may be affected, as well as to be able to establish a statute for the taxpayer that collects new rights and guarantees for the application of these new technological models.

Therefore, during the initial phase of the research, descriptive works will be developed considering the doctrine of computer science to, second, use the inductive method in the next phase, consisting of seeing which rights and guarantees are affected, in order to establish that new regulatory framework that will reflect the new rights and guarantees thereof. The legal and economic doctrine of Financial and Tax Law of Spain, Italy, Croatia, Holland, Argentina, Canada, USA, United Kingdom and France will be used for this purpose. It will also analyze the resolutions issued by the EU organisms, as well as other international organizations (UN, OECD, IMF). In this line, interpretive criteria, economic-administrative resolutions and case law will be sought.

To achieve good conclusions, the research activities will be complemented by another kind of activities, such as workshops, seminars/webinar, PAMs, in order to prepare, discuss, contribute with other ideas from other academics, professionals, policy-makers,… raising critical knowledge that will cause a benefit for both parts: Tax Administrations and taxpayers.

Finally, our conclusions will be published in English by the Institute for Fiscal Studies with the porpuse of covering society, not only academics, but also tax Administrations, other professionals as barriers or tax advisor, policy makers, and, generally, taxpayers because of the importance of the subject.

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