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Having joined the European Union in 2004 and the Euro zone in 2007, Slovenia is now taking another major step in modernizing its government: providing its citizens online tax services and adopting state-of-the-art capabilities to counter tax fraud. To simplify processes for citizens and its staff, the Ministry of Finance of Slovenia has selected software from SAP AG (NYSE: SAP).
The ministry is replacing its outdated legacy system with the SAP® Tax and Revenue Management for Public Sector package, which supports various types of tax collection processes such as personal and corporate income tax as well as value-added tax. It also will be deploying a broad range of solutions from the SAP® BusinessObjects™ portfolio, including SAP® BusinessObjects™ Predictive Workbench software to evaluate, analyze and visualize its data for reporting purposes as well as to improve the tax collection processes.
Determining factors in the ministry’s selection of SAP include the software’s functionality covering a broad scope of processes, and its flexibility and embedded analytics. The country is now one of seven EU member states that have chosen SAP software to help improve tax administration for constituents and staff, with particularly strong momentum in Central and Eastern Europe.
The ministry selected IBM to implement the new software.
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Soenke Moosmann, SAP, +49 (0) 6227 / 7-40529, soenke.moosmann@sap.com, PDT
