The Spanish Tax Administration and the Internet

Authors

  • Ana María Delgado García and Rafael Oliver Cuello Ana María Delgado García is a Lecturer in Financial and Tax Law at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya and Rafael Oliver Cuello is a Lecturer in Financial and Tax Law at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2966/scrip.030406.429

Abstract

The application of new technologies in relations between the Spanish Tax Administration and the taxpayer is of particular importance in terms of the administrative duty of information and assistance, and also in tax procedures, especially in those such as administrative procedures. In this context, the principle manifestations of new technologies applied to tax procedures occur in the presentation and payment of tax declarations, tax notification and the lodging of appeals against tax decisions. This communication channel with the Tax Administration offers the following benefits: reduced indirect tax pressure, as it is a more comfortable system for the taxpayer for processing their declarations; reduced workload for the Administration which avoids recording and processing tasks, and, generally, paperwork; shorter declaration processing times; and less time needed for processing and detecting the evolution of economic variables, which allows for improved monitoring of the global collection and by sector

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Published

01-Dec-2006

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Analysis