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There’s a huge difference between expected revenues in EU Member States and the revenues actually collected. The coronavirus pandemic isn’t making it easier to shrink this gap.

Financial literacy is a top priority in Slovakia. The country as undertaken numerous initiatives in this field, and TAXEDU has helped it along the way.

The COVID-19 pandemic resulted in global school closures across Europe, but learning did not grind to a halt since lessons moved online. 

Since the launch of TAXEDU in 2017, Bulgaria has been promoting tax lessons as an official part of the school curriculum. Now it’s time to celebrate achievements. 

Raising taxpayer awareness is a challenge that the whole Europe is facing. Lithuania is no exception. Taxes are an area that is very overgrown with stereotypes and prejudices. “What is the benefit of taxes for me?" is a question frequently asked by the citizens and all you have to do is keep quiet because it is clear from the tone of the question itself that no arguments will work here. The person already has his opinion, and has had it for a long time since his parents told him that taxes are a “tribute to the state.”

To promote economic growth, the European Commission is rolling out a new package of measures to ensure EU tax policy supports  fair and efficient taxation between now and 2024 

Summer is the season when Europeans get some much-needed rest and relaxation. It’s also a time to pay taxes!

TAXEDU got a warm welcome in Slovenia! The launch of the portal was followed by numerous activities aimed at increasing awareness about tax education.

Italian officials have been working hard to ensure the next generation of taxpayers understand the importance of taxes. 

The National Tax and Customs Administration (NTCA) in Hungary is making great strides to ensure young people in the country understand the importance of taxes.