Past events
The next meeting of the IOTA Steering Group on Debt Management is organized on 1-2 June 2016 in Budapest, Hungary.
This workshop will facilitate IOTA members to gain knowledge about the TADAT methodology enabling them to improve and monitor performance in their own organisation.
The next meeting of the Executive Council of IOTA is organized on 18-19 May 2016 in Vienna, Austria.
The topics for the 2016 Forum are "National VAT Compliance based systems" and "Co-operation with law enforcement agencies and genuine business" to prevent VAT fraud.
The target group for this training are the ISORA country coordinators. Focus will be on the ISORA survey questionnaire, data definitions and data reporting via the RA-FIT web data reporting tool.
Sharing experiences into how tax administrations review internal processes and reduce or eliminate numerous tasks and/or long timelines.
The next meeting of the Executive Council of IOTA is organized via video or telephone conference on 16 March 2016.
Tackling Fraud and Aggressive Tax Planning by the Operational Efficiency of the Exchange of Information
The 23rd Forum of the IOTA Principal Contact Persons will take place in Sofia, Bulgaria hosted by National Revenue Agency on 24-25 February 2016.
Structured around 1) Pre-treatment, 2) Treatment and 3) Post treatment of non/stop-filers, different approaches, methods and tools will be explored ranging from reminders to penalties and enforcement.
This event will explore business developments in the domain of SMEs and tax service providers and will provide participants with best practices and insights to further develop compliance strategies
Using public marketing campaigns to raise taxpayer awareness and improve their perception of tax system
The next meeting of the Executive Council will take place in Paris, France hosted by General Directorate of Public Finances on 26-27 January 2016.
The workshop will share information about complex schemes examining unsolved VAT avoidance issues of countries and explore possible solutions
With the growth in technology capabilities and demands for improved performance, public administrations have been encouraged to intensify their efforts promoting electronic services.
Building on the IOTA workshop "Tax Gap Estimate and Its Use" held in Berlin, June 2014, this event will look in detail at how to estimate tax gaps
Considering the OECD, 2014 publication "Measures of Tax Compliance Outcomes” how tax administrations can be successful in delivering good quality outcomes and the amount of taxes collected in practice
Exploring different indirect audit methods, their practical application to ensure compliance by High Wealth Individuals