TIRANA, November 17/ATA/ In Tirana, there was held the Tax Inspectors Without Borders (TIWB-CI) international forum during which there was discussed on the challenge of tax evasion and the significance of international cooperation between tax and customs agencies.
During the event, Director General of the Customs Genti Gazheli emphasized that the fight against evasion knows no borders and that technology, data and international partnerships are the main weapons for improving efficiency.
He highlighted the use of systems such as ASYCUDA, Artificial Intelligence and cooperation with institutions such as the Guardia di Finanza, UNDP, OECD and SECO, to analyze risks and improve revenues.
According to Gazheli, the results achieved speak for themselves, with 2 billion euros in revenue in just 10 months, despite the existing challenges.
The forum also highlighted the significance of transparency, digitalization and partnerships, as key elements for creating a fair and efficient economy.
This activity strengthens Albania’s efforts to modernize its tax and customs administration, using international best practices and technology to combat tax evasion. /r.e/a.f/p.s./
