The Ministry of Taxes has begun to use the tool Risk Management from Central Location. Its essence is finding facts of tax evasion with the use of modern information technology, the implementation of tax control by electronic order, and detailed assessment of tax potential.
A source in the Analytical Information Department of the Ministry of Taxes told Turan that with the help of this mechanism it is planned to increase tax revenues, improve the quality and efficiency of tax audits, and mobilize the potential of the structural units of the agency in order to achieve the objectives.
With the help of this tool tax audits unreasonable on any risk criteria will be prevented. Checks will be extended to all taxpayers, who systematically evade taxes.
The Risk Management tool offers one of the three types of tax audit (desk, visiting and operational) in the automatic mode, depending on the nature of tax evasion. Control of all tax inspections will be carried out from a single center. ----08D
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