The General Tax Authority has announced the launch of the "Relationship Account Manager" service, as part of its efforts to improve the tax service ecosystem and strengthen partnerships with key taxpayers by providing dedicated support and direct follow-up that contribute to enhanced service quality, and improve taxpayer experience. The Authority explained that this service is designated for a selected group of major taxpayers according to specific criteria. It represents a modern framework for work that reflects the evolution of organizational and administrative concepts. The initiative aims to enhance the efficiency of services by providing high-quality solutions that address the needs of major taxpayers and align with best practices in tax system management. The "Relationship Account Manager" service acts as a strategic tool aimed at building strong, trust-based relationships and transitioning from traditional interactions to a more structured and proactive engagement approach focused on planning and service quality. This service also plays a key role in promoting voluntary compliance and reducing instances of non-compliance by providing support tailored to the nature of each taxpayer’s business. The Authority emphasized that this service enables the development of specialized compliance strategies tailored to the needs of each taxpayer, enhancing internal coordination, and contributing to greater taxpayer satisfaction improving the quality of services provided. The launch of the "Relationship Account Manager" service marks a new phase in the Authority’s journey toward institutional excellence. It reflects the General Tax Authority’s commitment to building trust with its key taxpayers and reinforcing the principles of partnership and cooperation to foster a more efficient and sustainable tax environment. This service marks the first step in a series of upcoming initiatives that the Authority plans to launch in the future, aiming to simplify procedures, enhance the taxpayer experience, and strengthen the efficiency of the tax system in the country.
The General Tax Authority (GTA) participated in a job fair held at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar, as part of its ongoing efforts to support job localization programs and attract outstanding national talent. The GTA team presented a comprehensive overview to participants, highlighting career opportunities and professional development paths within the Authority. The presentation also showcased the GTA’s stimulating work environment, which encourages creativity and excellence, and contributes to nurturing and qualifying national capabilities to play an active role in building Qatar’s economy. Driven by its belief in the importance of supporting national talent and its role in advancing development and achieving strategic goals, the General Tax Authority continues to update its human capital development policies in line with the State’s vision of preparing national leaders in the government sector, capable of driving innovation in tax administration and contributing to building a sustainable national economy. The Authority further explained that its participation in such events is part of its efforts to strengthen engagement with young national professionals and to expand the pool of specialists in the field of taxation, thereby supporting the institutional and economic development of the State.
His Excellency Mr. Khalifa bin Jassim Al -Jaham Al-Kuwari, President of the General Tax Authority, received Mr. Haider Ali Hussein, Director General of the General Tax Authority of Iraq, and his accompanying delegation. The meeting provided an opportunity to exchange views and ideas aimed at strengthening cooperation between the two authorities. During the meeting, both sides discussed avenues for bilateral cooperation in tax-related fields and reviewed the new initiatives and projects implemented by the General Tax Authority. They also exchanged expertise and insights into the best practices in developing tax systems and services. This meeting reflects the General Tax Authority’s commitment to enhancing its relations with counterpart authorities regionally and internationally, to promote integration in tax policies and broaden the horizons of partnership, trade, and investment exchange.
As part of its commitment to enhancing transparency and maintaining continuous communication with taxpayers, the General Tax Authority (GTA) organized an introductory workshop titled: "Excise Tax According to the Tiered Volume-Based Model on Sweetened Beverages," with participants representing different companies operating in the food and beverage industry.
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