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International Survey on Revenue Administration 2024: Departmental Papers and Key Findings

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<meta name="keywords" content="International Survey on Revenue Administration, ISORA, IMF, tax administration, tax policy, revenue collection, tax compliance, tax gap, tax audits, tax enforcement, tax fraud, tax evasion, tax avoidance, tax planning, tax optimization, tax loopholes, tax incentives, tax exemptions, tax credits, tax deductions, tax rates, tax brackets, tax thresholds, tax legislation, tax regulations, tax treaties, tax reforms, tax harmonization, tax globalization, tax digitalization, tax technology, tax big data, tax compliance costs, tax administration costs, tax administration efficiency, tax administration effectiveness, tax administration governance, tax administration performance, tax administration modernization, tax administration capacity building"> <meta name="date" content="2023-03-08"> The International Survey on Revenue Administration (ISORA) is a comprehensive study of tax administration systems and practices around the world. Conducted every five years by the International Monetary Fund (IMF),the ISORA provides valuable insights into the latest trends and challenges in revenue administration. The 2024 ISORA will be the eighth edition of the survey, and it will cover a wide range of topics, including tax policy, revenue collection, tax compliance, tax audits, tax enforcement, tax fraud, tax evasion, tax avoidance, tax planning, tax optimization, tax loopholes, tax incentives, tax exemptions, tax credits, tax deductions, tax rates, tax brackets, tax thresholds, tax legislation, tax regulations, tax treaties, tax reforms, tax harmonization, tax globalization, tax digitalization, tax technology, tax big data, tax compliance costs, tax administration costs, tax administration efficiency, tax administration effectiveness, tax administration governance, tax administration performance, tax administration modernization, and tax administration capacity building. The ISORA 2024 will be conducted in two phases. The first phase will involve a self-assessment questionnaire that will be sent to tax authorities in all IMF member countries. The second phase will involve a series of in-country missions to collect additional data and conduct interviews with tax officials. The results of the ISORA 2024 will be published in a series of departmental papers and a comprehensive report. <h2>Departmental Papers</h2> The ISORA 2024 departmental papers will provide detailed analysis of specific aspects of revenue administration. The following is a list of the departmental papers that will be presented at the upcoming conference: * **Tax Policy and Revenue Collection** * **Tax Compliance and Enforcement** * **Tax Audits and Investigations** * **Tax Fraud and Evasion** * **Tax Planning and Optimization** * **Tax Incentives and Exemptions** * **Tax Digitalization and Technology** * **Tax Administration Governance and Performance** * **Tax Administration Modernization and Capacity Building** Each departmental paper will be written by a team of experts from the IMF and other international organizations. The papers will draw on the data collected from the self-assessment questionnaire and the in-country missions. The papers will also include case studies and examples of best practices from around the world. <h2>Key Findings</h2> The key findings of the ISORA 2024 will be presented in a comprehensive report that will be published in 2025. The report will provide a detailed overview of the state of revenue administration around the world. The report will also identify the key challenges and opportunities facing tax authorities. The key findings of the ISORA 2024 are expected to include: * **The growing importance of tax policy in revenue administration** * **The increasing use of technology in tax administration** * **The challenges of tax compliance and enforcement in the digital economy** * **The need for tax administration modernization and capacity building** The ISORA 2024 will provide valuable insights into the latest trends and challenges in revenue administration. The departmental papers and the comprehensive report will be essential reading for tax officials, policymakers, and researchers around the world. The International Survey on Revenue Administration 2024 is a major undertaking that will provide valuable insights into the state of revenue administration around the world. The departmental papers and the comprehensive report will be essential reading for tax officials, policymakers, and researchers around the world. The ISORA 2024 will help to identify the key challenges and opportunities facing tax authorities and will provide guidance on how to improve tax administration systems and practices. <h3>References</h3> * [International Monetary Fund](https://www.imf.org/) * [International Survey on Revenue Administration](https://www.imf.org/en/Topics/tax-policy/revenue-administration/isora)