Romania’s tax authority ANAF will pay EUR 30 million for a new IT system that will manage all tax information about taxpayers, said ANAF president Dragos Doros.

The system’s implementation will take about two-three years, he added, reports local Wall-street.ro.

The acquisition is part of a larger program called RAMP aimed at modernizing the institution. The total value of this program is estimated at EUR 80-100 million.

“The biggest challenge is big data analysis- automated risk analysis and a larger amount of data that give us as much information as possible,” said Doros.

“This is the future of a well-performing administration.”

The RAMP project will be implemented by 2019.

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