- Proposes a framework for achieving informational neutrality in financial reporting under Brazil’s dual VAT (IBS/CBS) using digital enforcement tools.
- Integrates tax design, organizational controls, and the roles of auditors/forensic accountants to enhance transparency and accountability.
- Presents four propositions linking robust disclosure, credit-blocking, digital forensic techniques, and intergovernmental coordination to improved audit quality and predictability.
- Illustrates the framework with Brazil’s VAT reform but generalizes it for other dual VAT systems.
- Offers practical guidance for policymakers and firms on accounting policies, audit strategies, controls, and the use of electronic data analytics.
Source: papers.ssrn.com
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