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Mid East Info
2 days ago
- Business
- Mid East Info
Federal Tax Authority organises 'Innovation Retreat' on Taxes' ‘Zero Digital Bureaucracy' in line with second phase of Zero Government Bureaucracy Programme
The Federal Tax Authority's FTA 'FTA's Innovation Team', in collaboration with the '01Gov' platform, recently organised an employee retreat as part of the Authority's strategy to contribute to implementing the objectives of the second cycle of the Zero Government Bureaucracy programme. The aim being to expand digital integration with relevant entities to sustainably improve the FTA's digital services in support the business sector, while achieving high levels of customer satisfaction. The FTA highlighted that the purpose of the retreat was to evaluate current procedures and discuss ways to eliminate unnecessary steps, aiming to enhance the efficiency of government operations. The initiative seeks to provide streamlined services, facilitating tax and financial processes for both individuals and businesses, furthering the FTA's ongoing efforts to improve tax services. H.E. Khalid Ali Al Bustani, Director General of the FTA, emphasised that the retreat demonstrates the Authority's commitment to accelerating the implementation of the 'Zero Government Bureaucracy' programme, launched by the UAE's visionary leadership. This programme also aims to make procedures more convenient, achieve a qualitative shift in government transactions, and create a business-friendly environment that attracts talent and innovation. During the opening of the 'Zero Digital Bureaucracy' retreat at the FTA's headquarters in Dubai, His Excellency stated: 'Since the launch of the 'Zero Government Bureaucracy' programme, in 2023, the FTA has intensified its efforts to streamline tax services, eliminate unnecessary procedures, and continuously improve service efficiency and quality. These efforts aim to build a pioneering future system in government operations.' His Excellency added: 'These efforts culminated in the Federal Tax Authority winning the 'Zero Government Bureaucracy' award in its inaugural edition in the 'Economic Impact' category. 'This achievement reflects our continuous pursuit of performance enhancement and the promotion of a culture of innovation across all sectors of the FTA, in alignment with our vision to become a world-leading tax authority. These accomplishments serve as motivation for launching additional initiatives and innovations that will streamline and accelerate service delivery – aiming for a tangible impact in a short period of time, and positioning UAE government services as the best in the world.' For his part, Abdulla Al Bastaki, Chief Executive Officer of the Information Technology Sector at the FTA, headed up the 'Zero Government Bureaucracy' programme implementation team, and stressed the significance of this retreat. This initiative aligns with the Authority's efforts in the second cycle of the Zero Government Bureaucracy programme, launched this year. The retreat aims to eliminate 100% of digital bureaucracy, modernise and enhance all digital systems, effectively integrate artificial intelligence (AI), and continue to eliminate unnecessary procedures and steps. Al Bastaki further stated that the FTA will continue collaborating with its strategic partners – both in the government and the private sector – to eliminate additional unnecessary procedures and requirements in its services. The goal is to contribute to enhancing government integration, supporting data sharing, and developing innovative solutions to maintain high performance quality and excellence in the services provided to customers. Attended by a significant number of employees from various sectors of the FTA, the agenda for discussion included global best practices in simplifying government procedures were reviewed, and a number of ideas and proposals were discussed to support the Authority's efforts in eliminating bureaucracy, improving operational efficiency, and sustainably improving customer experiences. Following its conclusion, the FTA's Innovation Team confirmed that all ideas and proposals that had been proposed during the retreat would be reviewed, refined and studied. Furthermore, it was stated that the outcomes of the retreat would be utilised in the Authority's ongoing development plans.
Zawya
3 days ago
- Business
- Zawya
Federal Tax Authority organises 'Innovation Retreat' on Taxes' 'Zero Digital Bureaucracy'
Dubai: The Federal Tax Authority's (FTA) 'FTA's Innovation Team', in collaboration with the '01Gov' platform, recently organised an employee retreat as part of the Authority's strategy to contribute to implementing the objectives of the second cycle of the Zero Government Bureaucracy programme. The aim being to expand digital integration with relevant entities to sustainably improve the FTA's digital services in support the business sector, while achieving high levels of customer satisfaction. The FTA highlighted that the purpose of the retreat was to evaluate current procedures and discuss ways to eliminate unnecessary steps, aiming to enhance the efficiency of government operations. The initiative seeks to provide streamlined services, facilitating tax and financial processes for both individuals and businesses, furthering the FTA's ongoing efforts to improve tax services. H.E. Khalid Ali Al Bustani, Director General of the FTA, emphasised that the retreat demonstrates the Authority's commitment to accelerating the implementation of the 'Zero Government Bureaucracy' programme, launched by the UAE's visionary leadership. This programme also aims to make procedures more convenient, achieve a qualitative shift in government transactions, and create a business-friendly environment that attracts talent and innovation. During the opening of the 'Zero Digital Bureaucracy' retreat at the FTA's headquarters in Dubai, His Excellency stated: "Since the launch of the 'Zero Government Bureaucracy' programme, in 2023, the FTA has intensified its efforts to streamline tax services, eliminate unnecessary procedures, and continuously improve service efficiency and quality. These efforts aim to build a pioneering future system in government operations." His Excellency added: "These efforts culminated in the Federal Tax Authority winning the 'Zero Government Bureaucracy' award in its inaugural edition in the 'Economic Impact' category. 'This achievement reflects our continuous pursuit of performance enhancement and the promotion of a culture of innovation across all sectors of the FTA, in alignment with our vision to become a world-leading tax authority. These accomplishments serve as motivation for launching additional initiatives and innovations that will streamline and accelerate service delivery – aiming for a tangible impact in a short period of time, and positioning UAE government services as the best in the world." For his part, Abdulla Al Bastaki, Chief Executive Officer of the Information Technology Sector at the FTA, headed up the 'Zero Government Bureaucracy' programme implementation team, and stressed the significance of this retreat. This initiative aligns with the Authority's efforts in the second cycle of the Zero Government Bureaucracy programme, launched this year. The retreat aims to eliminate 100% of digital bureaucracy, modernise and enhance all digital systems, effectively integrate artificial intelligence (AI), and continue to eliminate unnecessary procedures and steps. Al Bastaki further stated that the FTA will continue collaborating with its strategic partners – both in the government and the private sector – to eliminate additional unnecessary procedures and requirements in its services. The goal is to contribute to enhancing government integration, supporting data sharing, and developing innovative solutions to maintain high performance quality and excellence in the services provided to customers. Attended by a significant number of employees from various sectors of the FTA, the agenda for discussion included global best practices in simplifying government procedures were reviewed, and a number of ideas and proposals were discussed to support the Authority's efforts in eliminating bureaucracy, improving operational efficiency, and sustainably improving customer experiences. Following its conclusion, the FTA's Innovation Team confirmed that all ideas and proposals that had been proposed during the retreat would be reviewed, refined and studied. Furthermore, it was stated that the outcomes of the retreat would be utilised in the Authority's ongoing development plans. About Federal Tax Authority The Federal Tax Authority was established by Federal Decree-Law No. (13) of 2016 to help diversify the national economy and increase non-oil revenues in the UAE through the management and collection of federal taxes based on international best practices and standards, as well as to provide all means of support to enable taxpayers to comply with the tax laws and procedures. Since its inception in 2017, the FTA has been committed to cooperate with the competent authorities to establish a comprehensive and balanced system to make the UAE one of the first countries in the world to implement a fully electronic tax system that encourages voluntary compliance, with simple procedures based on the highest standards of transparency and accuracy – beginning from registration, to the submission of tax returns, to the payment of due taxes through the Authority's website:
Mid East Info
17-02-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
SLC and ‘01Gov' partner to bolster collaboration and drive innovation - Middle East Business News and Information
The Supreme Legislation Committee in the Emirate of Dubai (SLC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the '01Gov' platform to establish a framework for mutual collaboration in innovation and knowledge-sharing. This MoU, signed as part of the Innovation Month activities, aims to bolster Dubai's position as a global hub for innovation, accelerate digital transformation, and align legislative standards with international best practices. The MoU was formalised by H.E. Ahmad Saeed bin Meshar Al Muhairi, SLC Secretary General, and Dr. Saeed Al Dhaheri, Founding Partner, and AI and Future Shaping Expert at0 '01Gov' platform. The collaboration is a key step in achieving the SLC's strategic objectives, including leading the legislation-making industry both regionally and internationally and fostering the development of legislative human capital through access to cutting-edge training platforms and programmes offered on '01Gov' platform. H.E. Bin Meshar emphasised the significance of the MoU in reaffirming the SLC's steadfast commitment to adopting best international practices and collaborating with leading innovation-driven entities. 'This partnership with '01Gov' is a significant step in our commitment to enhancing Dubai's position as a global hub for legislative innovation', stated H.E. Bin Meshar, adding: 'By leveraging the expertise and resources offered by '01Gov,' we will further strengthen our capacity to develop agile legislation that can accommodate the rapid advancements occurring across various industries'. For his part, Dr. Al Dhaheri emphasised the significance of this collaborative landmark, saying: 'We are proud to sign this MoU, as it marks the beginning of a new phase of ongoing cooperation between '01Gov' and the SLC. Over time, '01Gov' has demonstrated its vital role in empowering the SLC to fulfil its mission, particularly in adapting to the dynamic landscape shaped by artificial intelligence (AI) and other innovations. We highly appreciate the trust placed in '01Gov' by the SLC and reaffirm our commitment to supporting its journey towards legislative excellence, both locally and internationally.' Under the terms of the MoU, '01Gov' will provide the SLC with a comprehensive suite of innovative services and solutions. This endeavour includes the development of the Digital Legislative Observatory, a tool that will help monitor and analyse the international best practices in legislative fields. The agreement will also focus on specialised legislative studies, innovation-driven knowledge sharing seminars, and skill-enhancing programmes for legal professionals and legislation-making officers. These efforts aim to boost the quality of legislative provisions and streamline the legislative processes in Dubai. Additionally, the MoU outlines the development of an institutional framework to boost collaboration, drive innovation, and launch programmes and initiatives on developing legislation. '01Gov' is a leading platform for government innovation, providing a wide array of ground-breaking solutions to enhance public services across various sectors, including healthcare, education, and employment. The partnership with '01Gov' aligns with the SLC's broader vision to build a robust legislative infrastructure that supports the ambitious development goals of Dubai and the UAE.
