Antonio Seco

International Consultant in Information Technologies applied to Public Finance.
Engineer, with a Master’s degree in Information Technology Management and a Postgraduate Degree in Tax Administration. He was an official of the Federal Data Processing Service (SERPRO – Ministry of Finance, Brazil), where he participated in the implementation of the Integrated Financial Administration System (SIAFI) and other systems in the area of public finances. As an Independent Consultant for the Inter-American Center of Tax Administrations (CIAT) and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). He led the IT component in the development of tax information and financial administration systems in different Latin American countries; he has carried out multiple assistance missions to Latin American and African countries; he was also an IT consultant to the Ministry of Finance of Angola (DOTI and SETIC-FP) and External Consultant to Jupiter Systems & Solutions.
Antonio has published several books and articles on information technology applied to public finance.
Latests Posts
- Risks in Brazilian tax policy and tax management: Reflections and parallels in Latin America2025-02-17
- From algorithm to dialogue: the power of generative AI in chatbots and implications in tax administration2025-01-27
- Reviewing the explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) and its importance in tax administration2023-10-18
- Artificial Intelligence, data and biases: notes for tax administrations2023-07-17
- On Responsible Artificial Intelligence and Risk Management – Fundamentals and Impacts on Tax Administrations2023-03-27
- Data Governance for the Tax Administration. A CIAT publication2023-02-08
- Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI)** and its importance in Tax Administration2021-11-01
- The way2020-05-13
- Quantum Computer – Impacts on Tax Administration at first glance2019-05-15
- Gartner Hype Cycle and the new technologies of interest to the tax administrations2018-09-10
- Cloud computing in tax administrations (ii)2018-04-19
- Cloud computing in tax administrations (i)2018-04-18