Azerbaijan and Poland have agreed to consider opportunities to strengthen technical cooperation in areas of interest in the future in the field of taxation, Report informs, citing the State Tax Service under Azerbaijan's Ministry of Economy.
On the sidelines of the 29th General Assembly of the Intra-European Organization of Tax Administrations (IOTA) held in Baku, the Head of the State Tax Service, Orkhan Nazarli, held a meeting with Marcin Loboda, head of the Polish National Revenue Administration. The meeting exchanged views on strengthening institutional capacity in tax administration, implementing digitalization strategies and integrating innovative technologies. Both sides emphasized the importance of agile approaches and data-based decisions in tax administration.
The expert highlighted the steps taken to implement agile management principles in tax authorities, practical experience in forming operational and adaptive management, and noted that the reforms carried out to increase the transparency and efficiency of the tax system are of a continuous nature.
The head of the Polish National Revenue Administration gave insight into the measures taken to modernize the tax administration system in his country, including centralized databases and automated control mechanisms. Marcin Loboda stressed the importance of exchanging experience and expanding cooperation at the expert level between the tax administrations of the two countries.