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The modern world is at the next, innovative stage of its development, connected with mainstreaming of IT technologies and digitization of processes that have affected all spheres of human activity. Financial and economic relations are no exception. The digital economy paradigm is embedded in the financial system, providing convenience, time savings, and technology security, which increases not only the availability of financial services but also is a stimulating tool for ensuring and increasing the profitability of public finance. Contactless technologies have become an integral part of the tax administration system, which is designed to neutralize the negative perception of the tax process by the population and business entities, to make it open, accessible, which makes it possible to improve tax collection, increase inclusiveness and sustainability of economic development. The chapter formulates a modern concept of tax administration, critically analyzes existing electronic services and tax administration programs, presents their classification, and identifies shortcomings and prospects for optimizing this process.
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Gorshkova, N.V., Ksenda, V.M., Grigorenko, I.V. (2022). The Impact of Digital Technologies of Tax Administration on Increasing the Inclusiveness and Sustainability of Economic Development. In: Inshakova, E.I., Inshakova, A.O. (eds) New Technology for Inclusive and Sustainable Growth. Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies, vol 287. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-9804-0_19
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