Methodology for assessing of tax collection: from traditional to technology-based approaches
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Berdiyeva Uguloy Abdurakhmonovna
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This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the methodologies used for assessing tax collection, with a focus on the evolution from traditional to modern, technology-based approaches. Through a detailed examination of various methods, including the integration of artificial intelligence, blockchain, and data analytics, the study highlights the increasing efficiency and compliance rates associated with modern methodologies.
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Berdiyeva Uguloy Abdurakhmonovna
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