The Impact of Digitalisation on Tax Collection

The primary objective of this study is to assess the extent to which digital innovations and solutions enhance the efficiency of tax-revenue collection. The article synthesises the impact of digitalisation on the fiscal system and identifies the main instruments available for optimising tax administration. Employing panel-data regressions, the analysis tests the hypothesis that digitalisation exerts a positive effect on revenue-collection performance. The results indicate that countries characterised by higher degrees of digitalisation and lower levels of corruption achieve greater efficiency in tax collection. Overall, the evidence confirms that jurisdictions with more advanced digitalisation and reduced corruption display superior performance in the collection and administration of tax revenues.

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Management intercultural
Published
2025-06-18
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https://doi.org/10.70147/m541927
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Taxation and Compliance Studies
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The Impact of Digitalisation on Tax Collection

Vasile-Daniel Cardoș, Ildikó-Réka CARDOȘ, Bernadett BARABÁS
Management intercultural
Taxation and Compliance Studies
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The Impact of Digitalisation on Tax Collection

Vasile-Daniel Cardoș, Ildikó-Réka CARDOȘ, Bernadett BARABÁS
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Abstract

The primary objective of this study is to assess the extent to which digital innovations and solutions enhance the efficiency of tax-revenue collection. The article synthesises the impact of digitalisation on the fiscal system and identifies the main instruments available for optimising tax administration. Employing panel-data regressions, the analysis tests the hypothesis that digitalisation exerts a positive effect on revenue-collection performance. The results indicate that countries characterised by higher degrees of digitalisation and lower levels of corruption achieve greater efficiency in tax collection. Overall, the evidence confirms that jurisdictions with more advanced digitalisation and reduced corruption display superior performance in the collection and administration of tax revenues.

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