The impact of implementing Electronic and Statistical Collection Systems on Enhancing Accounting Procedures for the Revenues of the Wasit Governorate Treasury

المؤلفون

  • Ali Hussein Mahoush

الملخص

 The research aims to study and evaluate the current situation of the financial resources of Wasit Governorate’s treasury, identify the obstacles and challenges it faces in the process of collecting revenues, and explore the possibility of using statistical tools to analyze the available data. Identifying sources that could generate more future revenues and developing an effective electronic collection system that meets the needs of Wasit Governorate, which leads to speed and accuracy in collecting revenues and reduces the likelihood of evasion, as well as reducing administrative corruption through the electronic collection system and increases transparency. The study also examined its potential to enhance revenues and how to integrate collection systems with statistical databases to improve financial decisions and planning. The study concluded with a set of recommendations, the most important of which is that the use of technology in collection processes enhances transparency and accountability, which leads to increased confidence of citizens and institutions in collection systems and enhances compliance of taxpayers in paying the fees due from them. Electronic collection reduces the effort and time required to manage the collection process and count taxpayers, which helps in allocating human resources to other tasks that contribute to improving public services.

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منشور

2026-06-10

كيفية الاقتباس

The impact of implementing Electronic and Statistical Collection Systems on Enhancing Accounting Procedures for the Revenues of the Wasit Governorate Treasury. (2026). Al Kut Journal of Economics and Administrative Sciences, 18(62), 1403-1424. https://kjeas.uowasit.edu.iq/index.php/kjeas/article/view/1307