- Sri Lanka is advancing towards modernizing its tax system with electronic invoicing, though a real-time model is not yet fully operational.
- The initiative supports the national strategy to achieve digital economy goals by 2030, focusing on transparency, efficiency, and reducing tax evasion.
- The President and key ministries emphasize digitization as crucial for economic growth and tax system improvement.
- Goals include minimizing tax irregularities, simplifying the system, improving transparency, expanding the taxpayer base, and facilitating compliance.
- The existing RAMIS system will serve as the foundation for the new electronic invoicing model.
Source: edicomgroup.com
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