This third Covid-19 reference document by OECD Forum on Tax Administration - FTA, in cooperation with the Inter-American Center of TaxAdministrations - CIAT and the Intra-European Organisation of Tax Administrations - IOTA, looks at some of the main measures that tax administrations may wish to consider in their planning for the recovery period from the pandemic.
In May 2020, the Charter of the State Tax Service (STS) under the Ministry of Economy was endorsed and Mr. Orkhan Nazarli was appointed as an Acting Head of STS.
During the Covid-19 world pandemic, the Georgia Revenue Service acted upon to ease the effects of the crisis on individuals and businesses.
Our beloved Mr. Wolfgang Büttner, Tax Expert and responsible person for BEPS at IOTA, will reach his well-deserved retirement in the beginning of June 2020. He started his career as a Tax Inspector in Essen in 1978 and with commitment, precision and excellent sense of diplomacy worked his way to the European Commission, the OECD and the German Ministry of Finance. He joined IOTA in 2017 where he spent 3 fruitful years.
The Act on Measures and Activities during the State of Emergency in Bulgaria, announced by a decision of the National Assembly of 13 March 2020, provided for certain changes and extended some deadlines for filing tax returns and payment of the tax due.
In this document you can read about the actions taken by the French government on supporting the economy and planning the business continuity at the time of the Covid-19 crisis.
Check out all the efforts given by the Public Revenue Office in North Macedonia to serve taxpayers at Covid times.
At the end of May 2020, we will say goodbye to two of our beloved employees: Mr. Wolfgang Büttner from Germany, who will start his well-deserved retirement, and Mr. Vegard Holmedahl from Norway, who was a coordinator for ISORA in the last 2 years.
The support to individuals and businesses given by the General Directorate of Taxation of Albania during the crisis.
This final report is an updated version (v3.0) which includes all the data from the previous report and also further responses received from OECD, IOTA, CIAT and FTA members, 63 countries in total.