NEEDS FOR TAX STAFF QUALIFICATIONS AND THE BENEFITS OF THIS PROCESS

Elsia Gjika ()
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Elsia Gjika: Tax Inspector in DRT Elbasan

Management Strategies Journal, 2020, vol. 48, issue 2, 22-31

Abstract: The Tax Administration's activity and performance are important to be considered and studied to understand the factors that promote the performance improvement of this key institution in achieving the strategic objectives of the governance of each country. The objectives of the Tax Administration are the realization and administration of tax revenues for national taxes, public payments and collection of social security contributions. A majority activity of the Tax Administration has to do with the review of the data obtained from the financial statements and tax returns of the entities, and the use of this information to identify the highest risk subjects to carry out tax evasion.Initially, the study focuses on discovering the degree of recognition and use of financial ratios by tax inspectors in identifying high-risk tax evaders. Further, using statistical analysis, the paper identifies which are the most important financial ratios that can help tax inspectors in their daily work. From the analysis of the paper we find that a significant part of the tax evasion is revealed by the controls proposed by the tax inspectors and that the level of recognition and use of financial ratios on their part is neitherappropriate nor adequate. The study is of practical value because it is the first of its kind and is intended to provide valuable recommendations to related parties such as the extension of using financial analysis and ratios in determining tax risk of various subjects. In this context, this paper focuses on identifying the impact that financial analysis may have on improving the performance of the tax administration

Keywords: Tax Administration; financial analysis; tax risk (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: M41 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2020
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