This new CIAT publication, sponsored by the German Cooperation GIZ, explores the challenges and opportunities that tax administrations face when dealing with large volumes of data, both structured and unstructured; that should comply with regulations that go beyond the tax legislation and include personal privacy, commercial secrecy, and transparency; that require minimum standards of quality; and that should be used and accessed under proper security. Data should be properly managed during its full life cycle.

The book explores different topics that a tax administration must consider in the path of becoming a data-driven organization, including the identification of required capabilities; the implementation of data governance bodies within the organizational structure and culture; the new roles for people and their required competences; a maturity assessment process; and a set of guidelines for the implementation of an initial project and later the adoption of a permanent and lasting process.

The book, authored by Andrés Duque, Wolney Martins, Antonio Seco and Raul Zambrano; contains the following chapters:

• Setting the Landscape
• Data Governance at-a-glance
• Data Governance for Tax Administrations: Strategic Perspectives
• Data Governance for Tax Administration: Modeling Proposal
• Data Governance for Tax Administration: Maturity Assessment
• Data Governance Tools
• Roadmap for the implementation of data governance in a tax administration
• Data Governance Guides

It is now available for download in English from our library via the following LINK:

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