THE IMPORTANCE OF IMPLEMENTING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN THE TAX SYSTEM
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Digital technologies, tax system, tax administration, digitalization, electronic tax reporting, artificial intelligence, big data, transparency, tax collection, financial control, e-government, economic efficiency.Abstract
This article examines the importance of implementing digital technologies in the tax system under conditions of rapid economic digitalization and global technological transformation. The study analyzes the role of digital technologies in improving tax administration efficiency, increasing transparency, reducing the shadow economy, and enhancing tax collection processes. Special attention is given to the use of electronic tax reporting systems, online payment platforms, big data analytics, artificial intelligence, and automated monitoring mechanisms in modern tax administration. The findings show that the integration of digital technologies into the tax system significantly improves operational efficiency, strengthens financial control, and creates favorable conditions for taxpayers and government institutions.
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