TADAT ANNIVERSARY

Since its inception in 2014, TADAT has evolved into one of the most popular tax administration assessment tools globally. For the past decade, TADAT has been a guiding light for countries, providing insights into the strengths and weaknesses of their tax administration systems. As we commemorate this milestone anniversary, we invite you to join us in celebrating the achievements and contributions of TADAT to the tax administration domain.

ANNIVERSARY CONFERENCE

The Conference of TADAT 10th Year Anniversary aims not only to celebrate the tool's achievements but also to serve as a platform for partners, experts, and stakeholders to collectively reflect on its impact and define future directions for its sustained relevance amidst the rapidly evolving tax administration landscape.

CONFERENCE AGENDA - Link

PRESENTATIONS - Session 1 and Session 2

VIDEO RECORDINGS :

Session 1 - Presentation

Session 1 - Panel Discussion

Session 2 - Presentation

Session 2 - Panel Discussion

TADAT ANNIVERSARY

TADAT 10th Year Report is a snapshot highlighting achievments and impacts of TADAT over the past decade. The report reviews the performance of the tool, measures progress of tax administrations and discusses tax in different topics such as VAT, digitization and transparency .

TADAT 10th Year Report - English Link
TADAT 10th Year Report - French Link
TADAT 10th Year Report - Arabic Link

ANNIVERSARY EVENTS

TADAT Coffee Chat

TADAT Coffee Chat releases a special series of 2 sessions titled "Sharing Your Experience with TADAT Assessments: How TADAT Assessments Enhance Tax Administration Systems.

These sessions are designed to discuss the impacts of TADAT and share firsthand experiences from countries that have undergone TADAT Assessments.

TADAT Coffee Chat in May 2024 - Link

TADAT Coffee Chat in June 2024 - Link

TCC - Event save the date e-flyer - April 25th, 2024 at 9:00 am US EST

TADAT High-Level Regional Workshops

This high-level regional workshops offer a platform for interaction among senior officials from tax administrations and regional tax organizations. The workshops aims to enhance awareness of the TADAT tool's significance in crafting or augmenting strategic and reform plans within the region. The workshops facilitate the exchange of insights and experiences derived from TADAT assessments within the region and also collect feedback for updating the TADAT Field Guide.

TADAT High-Level Regional Workshop in Africa TADAT High-Legel Regional Workshop in South America

TADAT Live-cast

MORE ABOUT TADAT

The Tax administration Diagnostic Assessment Tool (TADAT) is designed to provide an objective assessment of the health of key components of a country’s system of tax administration.

TADAT consists of nine Performance Outcome Areas (POAs) that cover most tax administration functions, processes and institutions.

TADAT assessments look into nine performance outcome areas with 32 high-level indicatorst that are each built on 1 to 5 dimensions that together add up to 55 measurement dimensions, making TADAT a comprehensive but administrable diagnostic tool.

The Field Guide (FG) is structured around the nine POAs comprising the TADAT framework. The FG provides assessors with a structured methodology to undertake an objective performance assessment of a country’s tax administration system.

The TADAT Secretariat in cooperation with IMF’s Institute for Capacity Development and edX, a non- profit online learning initiative by MIT and Harvard, created an online training course that will help experienced tax administrators become trained TADAT assessors.

TADAT is a collaborative effort of 10 partners, including European Union, the Government of France, the Government of Japan, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs of Switzerland, and the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, the IMF and the World Bank Group.

France

Germany

IMF

Japan

Netherlands

Norway

Switzerland

United Kingdom

European Union

World Bank