Federal Tax Administration

The Federal Tax Administration is the government agency responsible for collecting and managing taxes to fund public services like healthcare, education, and infrastructure. It enforces tax laws, processes tax returns, and ensures compliance from individuals and businesses. Essentially, it ensures that the government has the revenue needed to operate effectively. The administration provides guidance, handles audits, and implements policies related to taxation, balancing the collection of funds with fair treatment of taxpayers. Its role is essential for maintaining a functioning economy and supporting national priorities through effective tax management.