统一为12366的通告 大象新闻·河南交通广播记者 宋冰霜 12月25日，记者从国家税务总局河南省税务局了解到，自2025年12月1日起，河南税务部门政府信息公 开电话、税务部门联系电话、税收违法行为举报电话、纳税人端税务软件支持电话等对外公开电话统一 为"12366"一个号码，原对外公开的以上电话将不再受理相关业务。具体公告如下： 国家税务总局河南省税务局 关于将全省税务部门对外公开电话 为进一步便利广大纳税人缴费人和社会公众联系税务部门，国家税务总局河南省税务局决定，自2025年 12月1日起，将全省税务部门政府信息公开电话、税务部门联系电话、税收违法行为举报电话、纳税人 端税务软件支持电话等对外公开电话统一为"12366"一个号码，原对外公开的以上电话将不再受理相关 业务。 特此通告。 国家税务总局河南省税务局 2025年11月25日 国家税务总局河南省税务局 关于将全省税务部门对外公开电话 统一为12366的通告 为进一步便利广大纳税人缴费人和社会公众联系税务部门,国家税务总局河南省税 务局决定,自2025年12月1日起,将全省税务部门政府信息公开电话、税务部门联系电 话、税收违法行为举报电话、纳税人 ...

非税收入已经划转税务征管，如何规范管理仍存挑战 尽管不少非税收入项目划转税务部门征管，但由于法律、法规和规范性文件均未明确税务部门的执法权 限，税务部门不能将税收征管上的保全、强制手段应用于非税收入。另外，对于缴费人不缴、少缴、迟 缴等行为，只能进行不具有强制性的催报、催缴或移交财政部门等处理，缺乏强有力的处罚措施，难以 发挥税收征管优势。 中国广义财政收入中，非税收入（含政府性基金、社保收入等）规模已经超过20万亿元，明显高于税收 收入。如何规范非税收入征管备受关注，也关系着缴费人的切身利益。 对此，上述文章建议，未来可以推进非税收入法治建设，提高非税收入的法律地位，并在省级层面制定 地方非税收入征收管理实施细则，赋予和完善税务部门非税收入征收管理权限，包括行政强制的权力， 以填补征管空白等。 近日，国家税务总局四川省税务局课题组在《税务研究》发表《税务部门非税收入征管规范化研究》一 文，提出当前税务部门非税收入征管实践中存在的问题及相应对策。 面对当前非税收入服务不够便捷、部分缴费体验感差等问题，上述文章建议非税收入应摒弃纳税的"申 报""缴费"二步模式，变为仅"缴费"一步模式或"缴费即申报"模式。同时， ...

（原标题：加纳税务局力推数字化税务解决方案） 据"加纳新闻网"11月7日报道，在本周的德勤非洲税务大会上，加纳税务 局局长告诉与会代表，随着国际援助在非洲大陆持续减少，科技必须成为加纳 税收战略的驱动力，目前，税务局正准备推出新的在线商务追踪系统。他表 示，数字创新是释放数十亿未开发税收收入的关键，这些收入来自那些在正规 税收结构之外运营的企业。 他透露，加纳计划扩大一项名为"哨兵"（Sentinel）的试点项目，该项目旨 在监控数字交易，预计将于明年全面实施。据加纳税务局 (GRA) 估计，加纳 的非正规经济部门约占该国国内生产总值 (GDP) 的 30%，但却基本处于税收 体系之外。他指出，这一缺口是一个严峻的挑战，并表示约三分之一的潜在税 收收入来自非正规经济活动，技术工具是将这些企业纳入正规税收体系的最有 效途径。 ...

（原标题：1-10月阿塞拜疆非油气行业税收同比增长9%） 同期，失业保险收入达1.9亿马纳特（1.1亿美元），同比增长11.1%。强制 医疗保险收入达9.2亿马纳特（5.4亿美元），同比增长10.5%。 阿塞拜疆"Oxu"网11月4日报道，2025年1-10月，阿塞拜疆经济部下属国家 税务局征收税款143.8亿马纳特（84.6亿美元），高出预期5.5%；同比增加2.3 亿马纳特（1.4亿美元），增幅为1.6%。其中，非油气行业税收为104.1亿马纳 特（61.2亿美元），占税收总额72.4%，同比增加8.6亿马纳特（5亿美元），增 幅达9%。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The recent data-sharing agreement between ICE and IRS raises concerns about potential privacy risks and new enforcement strategies regarding undocumented immigrants [1][3][11]. Group 1: ICE and IRS Cooperation Agreement - The collaboration between ICE and IRS has intensified under the Trump administration's strict immigration policies, with ICE requesting sensitive data on undocumented immigrants to enhance deportation efforts [3][5]. - The initial request from ICE involved data on approximately 700,000 undocumented immigrants who had received deportation orders, which was eventually formalized through an agreement with IRS after extensive discussions [3][7]. Group 2: Privacy and Legal Concerns - The provision of data by IRS to ICE aims to improve the efficiency of immigration enforcement but raises significant privacy and security concerns [5][8]. - IRS officials expressed internal doubts about the appropriateness of sharing taxpayer information for immigration enforcement, highlighting a legal debate over whether such information sharing meets the standards for criminal investigations [5][11]. Group 3: Data Disclosure and Implications - IRS has provided over 1 million records to ICE, with approximately 47,000 successfully matching targeted individuals, indicating the scale of data involved [10]. - The agreement's execution necessitates inter-agency cooperation, leading to public and expert concerns about data security and the potential for misuse of sensitive information [8][11]. Group 4: Ongoing Legal and Social Challenges - Immigration rights organizations have initiated lawsuits to halt the implementation of the agreement, as the legal boundaries between immigration enforcement and tax information sharing remain unresolved [11][13]. - Legal experts emphasize the need for further judicial review to assess the potential for abuse of the data-sharing agreement, despite government assurances that it is limited to specific criminal investigations [13].

Core Insights - The confirmation of tax information for business entities is crucial for strengthening economic management and ensuring legal operations of enterprises [1] Group 1: Tax Information Confirmation Efforts - The Fuyuan Taxation Bureau identified a number of business entities that have not completed tax information confirmation, which hampers tax collection efficiency and affects compliance [1] - A specialized training session was held to address the issue of unregistered tax entities, involving collaboration between the tax bureau, market supervision administration, and local authorities [3] - The training emphasized the legal basis for tax information confirmation and the necessary procedures for businesses to follow, ensuring they understand policies and operational requirements [3] Group 2: Outcomes and Future Plans - As a result of the initiative, 25 enterprises and 80 individual businesses completed their tax information confirmation, with 12 tax-related issues resolved on-site [3] - Future plans include on-site assistance for remote individual businesses and agricultural cooperatives to facilitate tax information verification and submission through electronic tax services [4] - The tax bureau aims to dynamically identify new unregistered tax entities through data sharing mechanisms, enhancing the accuracy of tax collection and compliance rates [4]

Core Insights - The European Commission has approved Greece's sixth funding request under the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), amounting to €2.44 billion [1] - Greece has successfully met 32 milestones and 7 targets as outlined in the Council's decision, receiving a positive assessment from the Commission [1] Funding Allocation - Key measures funded include the establishment of a legal framework for renewable hydrogen and sustainable biogas, and the creation of a national digital health record database [1] - Plans also include increasing the number of general practitioners and equipping 36,000 classrooms with interactive learning systems [1] Additional Initiatives - The funding will support the establishment of a new taxpayer information platform and the creation of a judicial police force [1] - Installation of 12,200 solar panels for homes and farms, and connecting business online cash register systems to the Independent Public Revenue Authority to streamline processes are also part of the plan [1]

Core Points - The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has relaxed a new regulation requiring all imported goods to have a Certificate of Origin (CoO), which will take effect on October 1, 2025 [1] - KRA has opened a window to accept alternative clearance documents in special cases where CoO is not available, including origin declarations, export licenses, customs export declarations, or compliance verification certificates from recognized agents [1] - To further ease the burden on importers, KRA has exempted 10 product categories, including second-hand goods, from the CoO requirement, addressing concerns from importers about increased operational costs due to the origin tax [1]

Core Points - The UK HMRC has implemented an AI monitoring system to identify taxpayers whose lifestyle appears inconsistent with their declared income, raising concerns among high-income individuals about privacy and surveillance [2][3] - The AI system scans millions of public social media posts to flag suspicious activities, particularly focusing on luxury vacations and high-value purchases [3][7] - A recent court ruling emphasized the public's right to know about the use of AI in tax assessments, highlighting the need for transparency in government AI applications [5][6] Group 1: AI Monitoring System - The AI system identifies "suspicious signals" by comparing social media content with declared income, marking individuals for further investigation if discrepancies are found [2][3] - The system has already been effective in identifying tax evasion cases, such as a taxpayer who was found to have evaded £2.3 million after being flagged by the AI [3] - Concerns have been raised about potential errors in the AI system, as demonstrated by a case where a client's account was falsely flagged due to a hack [4] Group 2: Public Concerns and Legal Actions - The implementation of AI in tax monitoring has led to increased scrutiny of middle-class taxpayers, with a reported 37% rise in investigations during the AI's trial period [7] - A recent court case revealed the public's demand for transparency regarding the use of AI in tax processes, with the court ruling in favor of disclosing AI usage details [5][6] - The HMRC has updated its privacy statement to include AI, indicating a shift towards integrating AI in tax decision-making processes [7] Group 3: Broader Implications and Recommendations - The OECD reports that 70% of tax jurisdictions globally have adopted AI systems, indicating a trend towards AI in tax administration [8] - Experts are calling for an "algorithm audit" system to ensure fairness in government AI applications, similar to financial audits for public companies [8] - The UK Parliament is set to review an AI regulation bill, which could provide a legal framework for the HMRC's use of AI in tax monitoring [8]

Group 1 - The Brazilian Federal Revenue Service reported that federal tax revenue in July reached 254.2 billion reais, the highest level for the same period since 1995, with a year-on-year increase of 4.6% compared to 2024's 231.0 billion reais and a month-on-month increase from June's 234.6 billion reais [1] - From January to July, the total federal tax revenue amounted to 1.679 trillion reais, marking a year-on-year growth of 4.4%, also a historical high, compared to 1.529 trillion reais in the same period of 2024 [1] - In July, tax revenue directly managed by the Federal Revenue Service was 239.0 billion reais, up 5.75% year-on-year, while revenue managed by other agencies was 15.2 billion reais, down 11% [1] Group 2 - The financial transaction tax (IOF) showed significant performance, generating 6.5 billion reais in July, an increase of 756 million reais year-on-year, and a cumulative revenue of 43.5 billion reais from January to July, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 9.42% [1] - The increase in IOF revenue is attributed to foreign exchange outflows, corporate credit, and financial securities transactions, partly due to recent legislative adjustments [1] - The government had previously announced an increase in the IOF tax rate in May, aiming to achieve fiscal targets for 2025, with an expected revenue increase of 20 billion reais, but faced strong reactions from the market and Congress [2]