What is happening
The inquiry focused on measures to combat tax evasion, database security and privacy. Casasco stated that completing the tax reform should make the tax system more modern, simple and effective. He also highlighted the use of interoperable databases, risk analysis and technology, while stressing the need to protect citizens’ personal data. According to the statement, tax-revenue recovery exceeded €100 billion, described as an all-time record. The committee’s conclusions are being prepared for presentation to the Chamber of Deputies on November 17.
Why is it on the Radar?
The inquiry is intended to inform the future direction of Italy’s tax administration, balancing more effective use of data and action against evasion with database security, privacy and a more cooperative relationship between taxpayers and tax authorities.