Does Blockchain Technology Facilitate the Tax System in the Era of Industry 4.0?
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Khurram Ashfaq,
Adil Riaz,
Farhan Iftikhar
Abstract
The use of blockchain technology in the tax system is quite new and has not been studied so far in the context of developing nations. The study explores how blockchain technology can be applied to the indirect tax system of a developing country, specifically for electronic invoices. A sample of seven employees who were from different fields such as the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), Institute of Charted Accountants of Pakistan (ICAP), private institutions and the commerce department were interviewed. Results revealed that Blockchain technology can be used to distribute safe tax data, such as the Tax invoices serial numbers, which will make submitting the Tax invoices serial numbers more efficient and faster. In addition, the Tax invoices' serial numbers transactions can be tracked and analyzed. government meant must pay attention to the peculiarities of blockchain technology while undertaking a design linked to the implementation of blockchain technology in tax systems.
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