Tax Compliance and Risk Management

The concept of tax compliance is as old as the tax itself, but staying compliant with tax regulations has become increasingly demanding. A changing tax regulatory environment, resulting from regulatory actions of the OECD, the European Union and national governments, poses many problems for tax compliance awareness. This book explores various approaches to improving tax compliance. Starting with the procedures and processes that are at the centre of the debate, it includes the level of tax position security obtained as a result of cooperation between tax administration and an organisation, ending with tax compliance requirements imposed by one-sided action of tax administration. Offering an experience and evidence-based analysis of how tax compliance influences an organisation?s tax and financial position, the issues are examined from both a theoretical and a practical perspective, using empirical research and case studies with an international dimension for illustration. Emphasising a holistic approach to tax compliance and its role in tax risk management within an organisation, this study offers a framework for making the challenging task of tax compliance and risk management more effective and more efficient. Exploring tax compliance focusing on the tax world after the BEPS project and anti-tax evasion and anti-tax avoidance regulatory actions undertaken by the European Union and OECD, the book has a practical focus on tax system design within the organisation and will be of interest to students, researchers and practitioners working in the areas of tax law and tax compliance.

Introduction

Chapter 1. Concepts of tax compliance management – theoretical context and regulatory sources
Chapter 2. Tax compliance – development of the concept and change of approach
Chapter 3. Tax compliance environment within the organisation – the current system status
Chapter 4. Tax compliance procedural instruments – applied by the tax administration – Polish-specific system design and its international context　
Chapter 5. Tax compliance in the GAAR environment
Chapter 6. Corporate income tax (including withholding tax) related compliance instruments
Chapter 7. Value Added Tax related compliance instruments – international perspective and Polish specific solutions
Chapter 8. BEPS-based specific tax compliance instruments
Chapter 9. TP related tax compliance instruments　(internal: Tax and TP framework, APA, MAP)　
Chapter 10. Horizontal cooperation/compliance monitoring programmes – comparative analysis of international and Polish solutions
Chapter 11. Tax and TP disclosures as a tax compliance instrument　
Chapter 12. The AEO system as a diagnostic and verification tool for compliance with customs legislation
Chapter 13. Tax compliance assurance

Index