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Llevamos tres años consecutivos impartiendo unas jornadas de educación cívico-tributaria en la Universidad Complutense. Durante estas jornadas, compañeros de la Delegación de todas las áreas funcionales y Relaciones Institucionales tratamos de transmitir cómo trabaja la Agencia Tributaria (AEAT) y en qué se fundamenta nuestra actuación, cuyo mandato primero se incardina en la Constitución y, en concreto en el artículo 31 de la misma.

We have been teaching a conference on civic-tax education at the Complutense University for three consecutive years. During these days, colleagues of the Delegation from all functional areas and Institutional Relations try to convey how the Tax Agency (AEAT) works and what our action is based on, whose mandate is first included in the Constitution and, specifically, in article 31 of it.

The Emilia Romagna Regional Directorate of the Italian Revenue Agency is participating in Global Money Week, promoted by the OECD and coordinated in Italy by the Committee on the planning and coordination of financial education activities. The initiative takes place from 22 to 28 March and the theme of the 2022 edition is “Take care of yourself, take care of your money”.

Governments across the world are grappling with challenges posed by financial fraud, tax evasion and tax avoidance. As they strive to keep up with the global social and economic changes taking place faster than ever before, national tax authorities also have to look inwards, towards their youngest citizens, and ensure that they grow up with sound knowledge of the importance of paying taxes.

On 8 February, IFAC (The International Federation of Accountants), ACCA (The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), in collaboration with the OECD, will host the webinar “Fostering taxpayer education to enhance public trust in tax and help achieve SDGs”, focusing on successful approaches to taxpayer education identified in a recent OECD report.

"Do members of the Financial Administration also have to pay taxes?", "Do homeless people also pay taxes?" These were some of the interesting questions the five-graders asked on the 19th of January during the online Zoom presentation about the TAXEDU and Financial Administration in Slovakia.

The Ministry of Finance and the Tax Administration of the Republic of Croatia have organized a competition for the 5th and 6th grade primary school students on the topic „Paying taxes is important“.

What are the different types of taxes? Who pays tax? How do we benefit from paying taxes? Take part in the online launch of the Mobility Era Game website and app on 15 December (5pm CET). The event will start with a Talk Show about the importance of educational games and the role of using games to explain complex topics like taxation.   

The online connection made it possible, even in limited conditions during the pandemic, for the children from the Kamenica nad Cirochou primary school to become acquainted with the work of the financial administration in Slovakia.

Thanks to the Slovak financial administration, the Mobility Era board game reached the children of the primary school in  Kamenica nad Cirochou. The students of the 8th abd 9th grade immediately enthusiastically tried the game. The school's representative, Mrs. Bernardína Suchárová, confirmed that the English instructions did not cause a problem for the pupils with their language skills.