The number of tax services provided through mobile applications will be increased
The number of tax services provided through mobile applications will be increased

The State Tax Service (STS) under the Ministry of Economy plans to increase the number of services provided through mobile applications. This was stated in an interview by Samirə Musayeva.
According to her, the number and functionality of electronic services provided to taxpayers will be increased: "The expansion of more than 70 existing electronic services is planned, particularly the further simplification of the tax compliance process for micro and small entrepreneurs."
Among the innovations are the expansion of services provided through mobile applications, pre-filled tax returns to be presented to taxpayers, and timely notification of taxpayers about risks. Also, preventive approaches will be applied, such as informing entrepreneurs in advance about the potential tax risks of other taxpayers they work with. As a result, they will avoid serious financial sanctions during future tax audits."
S. Musayeva emphasized that these innovations will, on the one hand, protect the rights of taxpayers and allow them to be informed about potential tax violations in advance, and on the other hand, help tax authorities perform their functions more effectively in ensuring fiscal sustainability.

The State Tax Service (STS) under the Ministry of Economy plans to increase the number of services provided through mobile applications. This was stated in an interview by Samirə Musayeva.
According to her, the number and functionality of electronic services provided to taxpayers will be increased: "The expansion of more than 70 existing electronic services is planned, particularly the further simplification of the tax compliance process for micro and small entrepreneurs."
Among the innovations are the expansion of services provided through mobile applications, pre-filled tax returns to be presented to taxpayers, and timely notification of taxpayers about risks. Also, preventive approaches will be applied, such as informing entrepreneurs in advance about the potential tax risks of other taxpayers they work with. As a result, they will avoid serious financial sanctions during future tax audits."
S. Musayeva emphasized that these innovations will, on the one hand, protect the rights of taxpayers and allow them to be informed about potential tax violations in advance, and on the other hand, help tax authorities perform their functions more effectively in ensuring fiscal sustainability.