New IOTA Paper from Greece: Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Enhance Performance in Tax Administration

The December edition of the IOTA Papers features an article titled “Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Enhance Performance in Tax Administration.” This article is jointly prepared by Dr Panagiotis Ballas, Director of the Tax and Customs Academy, and Vicky Kolovou, Permanent Trainer at the Tax and Customs Academy of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (IAPR) of the Hellenic Republic.

In this edition, the authors examine the evolving role of AI in tax administration, exploring its potential benefits and positive impacts on operational performance, highlighting concerns around the risks involved, and the importance of mitigating them to ensure successful implementation towards adoption in everyday operations. The underlying message is to understand the opportunities together with the challenges associated with the implementation of AI applications in tax administration, with the aim of helping policymakers to make informed decisions on introducing new methods of operating and maximising potential benefits to all stakeholders (including taxpayers).

Find out more about the topic at this link.

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We wish you a good reading!