A single profile for each taxpayer is introduced by Independent Public Revenue Authority (AADE), gathering all the available information connected to him Tax Registry Number (TIN). This will result in the formulation of a targeted and effective tax policy, which will be based on accurate and up-to-date data.

This new approach leverages advanced digital tools and artificial intelligence technologies, enabling mass cross-checks and automated checks. In this way, phenomena of tax evasion and violations will be detected immediately, while the supervision process will become more efficient and fast.

At the same time, AADE implements monitoring mechanisms for overdue debts from the moment of their creation until the final payment. This includes taking immediate action to collect them, with the aim of enhancing compliance and ensuring tax fairness.

By using automated processes, AADE seeks to improve the efficiency of controls while ensuring that no one is left behind in the event of non-compliance.

In addition, daily and monthly tax obligations will be processed in an automated manner, allowing for faster certification and payment of taxes. For example, the implementation of the direct collection of VAT and other taxes in real time is expected to significantly enhance tax collectability and reduce delays.

The axes of the Strategic Plan

The 2025-2029 Strategic Plan of the Independent Public Revenue Authority (AADE) sets high goals for the next five years, focusing efforts on improving the functionality of the tax system and enhancing efficiency in the collection of public revenue. The plan includes the following key priorities:

* Increased collectability of overdue debts: By implementing modern monitoring systems and speeding up repayment processes, the aim is to double the performance in this area.

* High on-time compliance rates: AADE seeks to increase on-time submission of income tax returns to 96% and VAT returns to 99%, leveraging digital technology to support taxpayers.

* Reliability in payments: The aim is for 90% of tax liabilities to be paid without delay, strengthening confidence in the system.

* Faster processing of requests: Prompt response to digital requests, with 95% completion within 24 hours or up to 3 business days for more complex issues, is another key objective.

The focus is on limiting tax evasion

Addressing tax evasion is a central pillar of AADE’s plan, with the application of advanced methods and tools. Directions include:

* The reduction of tax loopholes and smuggling through stricter supervision and targeted controls.

* The creation of specialized teams for the more efficient conduct of audits in tax and customs matters.

* The introduction of technological tools to detect irregularities, such as advanced data analysis and artificial intelligence systems.

* The redesign of control procedures, with an emphasis on transparency and monitoring of each stage, from investigation to collection.

* Strengthening cooperation with international agencies to combat cross-border tax evasion.

Digital technologies in the tax sector

AADE brings substantial changes to the audit mechanism, adopting the most modern technological solutions. Initiatives include:

* Assigning complex cases to specialists based on their expertise.

* The exact calculation of taxes and fines, with continuous updates in real time.

* Analyzing online data to identify hidden taxable income.

* The use of artificial intelligence to prevent and combat criminal practices.

* The creation of comprehensive taxpayer profiles, which gather all relevant information and offer a complete picture of their financial activities.

* The development of predictive models that detect possible irregularities in time, allowing immediate measures to be taken.

The implementation of the 2025-2029 Strategic Plan is expected to radically upgrade the operation of AADE, ensuring transparency, fairness and efficiency in every aspect of tax administration.