We proudly present you the newest IOTA Book which contains articles from the presenters of the 3rd IOTA Annual International Conference - The Tax Compliance Technology Showroom which was hosted by the Georgian Revenue Service in Tbilisi on 16-17 October 2019.
IOTA Books
The Tax Officials of Tomorrow
This issue of IOTA Book was published on 8 October, 2019. As always, it gathers the most interesting topics and speakers who presented on the 23rd General Assembly of IOTA in July.
In 2019 the theme of the General Assembly was HR transformation in tax administrations. Are HR departments in tax administrations prepared for the future challenges?
Impact of Digitalisation on the Transformation of Tax Administrations
This publication offers a wide variety of articles on changes that tax administrations are going through in this digital era.
Improving Tax Governance and Ensuring Data Security
In our book 12 authors write about data protection, digital security, communication, ethics and many more interesting subjects.
Disruptive Business Models – Challenges and Opportunities for Tax Administrations
This book contains articles prepared by many of the speakers of IOTA’s 21st General Assembly which took place in Kyiv, on 28-30 Ju
Good Practice Guide on Applying Data and Analytics in Tax Administrations
The Good Practice Guide on Applying Data and Analytics in Tax Administrations offers you wide selection of insights of more than ten European countries in data management, predictive modelling, social network analysis, data visualisation, random audits, web scraping, etc. Read our innovative and online Guide and gain useful information from this collection of good practices.
Transforming Tax Administration and Involving Stakeholders
In this e-book there are articles written by speakers of IOTA’s first Annual International Conference.
Data-driven Tax Administration
In this publication, you will find articles from many of our members who took an active role in the 20th IOTA General Assembly
Self-Service for Tax Compliance
This e-book contains articles on the subject of “Self-Service for Tax Compliance”. Tax administrations are in a process of increasing the use of modern information and communication technology to improve taxpayer services, compliance, and internal efficiency.