[Intime News]
In 2026, the newly established DEOS unit of the tax authority is set to move to the front line of inspections, according to the new operational plan of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue.
The plan sets a target of conducting 194,000 audits nationwide this year, making use of operational and artificial intelligence systems, data analytics tools, and targeted cross-checks. This framework is part of the revised 2025-2029 strategic plan of the authority for the transition to “Tax Administration 3.0,” meaning a model that relies more on real-time data, automated processes, and proactive risk detection.
Particular emphasis is placed on tackling tax evasion in the real estate market, with a key focus on activating the Property Ownership and Management Registry (MIDA). According to the plan, starting this year the new tool will record property ownership status and usage, facilitating cross-checks and the identification of undeclared rental income, as well as the verification of beneficiaries of financial support.
The authority’s plan also shows that its scope is not limited only to the collection of state revenues, but extends to better service for citizens and businesses.