ISSN 1684-9833 • Year 2 / Special Edition / August 11, 2011
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The Executive Secretariat Informs Announcement for contributions to the N° 32 Edition of the Tax Administration Review We greatly appreciate the response to the announcement for submitting contributions for Issue No. 31 of the Tax Administration Review (June 2011), and we invite you to participate in the preparation of our next publication by sending your contributions for Issue No. 32 of the Tax Administration Review (December 2011).
Tax Administration Review CIAT/AEAT/IEF N° 32 Information
CIAT is a public international organization which groups the tax administrations of 38 countries, (29 Amarican countries, 6 European countries, 2 African countries and one Asian country), for the purpose of providing an integral service for the modernization of those administrations, by promoting their evolution, social acceptance and consolidation through the exchange of knowledge, experiences and the rendering of specialized technical assistance.
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The topics approved by the Editorial Council for the N° 32 edition are: 1. Examination and control mainly of such areas of interest as exporters, banks and financial institutions, extraction of natural resources, agriculture, construction, tourism, and telecommunications. 2. Impact on collections of recovery and examination activities of the tax administrations. 3. Effective implementation of international exchange of tax information. 4. Transparency of information: how tax administrations face problems associated with tax secrecy, bearer shares, tax havens, among others. 5. Planning in the Tax Administrations:strategic and operational indicators. The balanced scorecard and management by objectives. 6. Control and internal audit systems in the tax administrations. 7. Neural networks and risk analysis: deterministic and probabilistic predictive models for selecting of cases for audit and collection. 8. Incorporation of biometric data in the taxpayer file. If there is a contribution dealing with a topic other than those approved by the Editorial Council, please contact directly the Tax Studies and Research Manager, Miguel Pecho (mpecho@ciat.org), to evaluate the relevance of the contribution in question. The deadline expires on October 31, 2011. Additional details may be found our web site. Remaining at your disposal for providing any additional information you may require in this regard, we avail ourselves of this opportunity to convey our best regards.
Márcio F. Verdi Executive Secretary