دور التحول الرقمي للنظام الجبائي الجزائري في زيادة التحصيل الضريبي
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جامعة البليدة2-كلية العلوم الإقتصادية والعلوم التجارية وعلوم التسيير
Abstract
Abstract:
This thesis aims to analyze the evolution of tax collection levels in
Algeria in light of the reforms introduced within the tax system, with a
particular focus on the role of digital transformation as a modern
mechanism for enhancing the efficiency of tax administration and
improving the effectiveness of collection procedures. The study adopts a
descriptive–analytical approach by examining the structure and
development of the tax system and assessing the impact of digitalization
on tax collection performance over the period 2010–2023.
On the empirical side, the research relies on the analysis of official
statistical data related to tax collection during the study period. In addition,V
a comprehensive set of research tools was employed, including
specialized academic books, peer-reviewed articles, official reports, and
relevant legal and regulatory texts associated with tax reforms and digital
transformation. These sources contributed to building a solid theoretical
and analytical framework for evaluating the effectiveness of the
implemented fiscal measures.
The findings indicate that tax collection in Algeria has experienced a
noticeable improvement in recent years, driven by a series of reform
initiatives targeting the modernization of tax administration. In particular,
the introduction of certain digital services and their conversion into
electronic formats has contributed to simplifying administrative procedures,
enhancing transparency, and improving tax awareness and compliance
among taxpayers.
However, the results also reveal that the Algerian tax system remains
in the early stages of digitalization, representing a preliminary phase within
a broader and more comprehensive digital transformation process. The
pace of implementation remains relatively slow due to the absence of a
unified tax database, the lack of an integrated information system
connecting different tax structures, and the limited availability of accurateVI
indicators to measure electronic tax collection in comparison with total tax
revenues.
Based on these findings, the study recommends accelerating the
digital transformation process through the establishment of a centralized
and unified database, the generalization of digital systems across all tax
services, the strengthening of human capacities through continuous
training and technical support, and the promotion of digital tax awareness.
Such measures are expected to enhance the efficiency of tax collection
procedures and contribute to a more effective management of fiscal
resources.
Keywords: Tax system; Tax; Digital transformation; Electronic tax
services; Tax collection.
