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The Tax Administration 2017 is the seventh edition of the OECD Centre for Tax Policy and Administration’s biennial comparative information series first published in 2004. The primary purpose of the Tax Administration Series (TAS) is to share information that will facilitate dialogue on the design and administration of tax systems.
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The Tax Administration Series has developed into a rich resource of comparable information for tax administrations since the first edition was published in 2004. This comprehensive survey of organisation, process and performance helps tax administrations to understand better how they and their peers are operating. The new 2017 edition contains more analysis of trends and activities and of the changing environment in which tax administrations operate. It includes, for the first time, country-authored articles on some of the latest developments in the field.
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The 55 tax administrations participating in the seventh edition of the OECD’s Tax Administration Series (TAS 2017) collect net revenue of EUR 8.5 trillion (2015), equal to about 20% of the GDP. They are large and complex organisations employing almost 2 million staff that deal with the tax affairs of more than 750 million personal and corporate taxpayers. Their combined operating budgets amount to EUR73 billion, less than 1% of net revenue collected.
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