EU Member States’ tax administrations

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EU Member States’ tax administrations are the national public authorities responsible for implementing and enforcing tax laws, collecting taxes, and managing tax compliance within each EU country.

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EU Member States’ tax administrations canonical 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf public authority ⓘ
tax administration ⓘ
aimsTo ensure correct payment of taxes ⓘ
ensure fairness of the tax system ⓘ
promote voluntary tax compliance ⓘ
protect tax revenue ⓘ
cooperatesWith European Commission Directorate-General for Taxation and Customs Union ⓘ
OECD tax bodies ⓘ
other EU Member States’ tax administrations ⓘ
hasRole administer tax returns ⓘ
apply double taxation agreements ⓘ
apply penalties for non-compliance ⓘ
assess tax liabilities ⓘ
collect tax arrears ⓘ
collect taxes ⓘ
combat tax evasion ⓘ
combat tax fraud ⓘ
conduct tax audits ⓘ
contribute to national budget revenue collection ⓘ
enforce tax laws ⓘ
exchange tax information with other authorities ⓘ
implement EU tax directives at national level ⓘ
implement administrative cooperation in the field of taxation ⓘ
implement automatic exchange of financial account information ⓘ
implement tax laws ⓘ
manage VAT registration ⓘ
manage corporate income tax ⓘ
manage excise duties ⓘ
manage personal income tax ⓘ
manage property-related taxes where applicable ⓘ
manage tax compliance ⓘ
manage tax refunds ⓘ
manage withholding taxes ⓘ
monitor tax compliance risks ⓘ
participate in international tax cooperation ⓘ
provide tax guidance and rulings ⓘ
provide taxpayer services ⓘ
register taxpayers ⓘ
support policy-making with tax data and analysis ⓘ
operatesInJurisdiction European Union Member States ⓘ
national territory of each EU Member State ⓘ
partOf public administration of each EU Member State ⓘ
regulatedBy EU tax legislation ⓘ
national tax law of each EU Member State ⓘ
usesSystem electronic tax filing systems ⓘ
risk-based audit selection systems ⓘ
taxpayer identification number systems ⓘ

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DG TAXUD → cooperatesWith → EU Member States’ tax administrations ⓘ