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Le contrôle fiscal à l'ère de la dématérialisation de l'administration fiscale : Cas de la Direction Régionale de Marrakech

Authors: Mustapha CHAMI; Aziz MOUSSAOUI;

Le contrôle fiscal à l'ère de la dématérialisation de l'administration fiscale : Cas de la Direction Régionale de Marrakech

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Le contrôle fiscal à l’ère de la dématérialisation de l’administration fiscale, est un travail scientifique qui cherche à comprendre la relation susceptible d’exister entre deux variables (la dématérialisation de l’administration fiscale et le contrôle fiscal), et à expliquer l’effet de l’une sur l’autre. L’effet de la dématérialisation sur le contrôle fiscal a fait l’objet de notre part d’une recherche qualitative, basée sur l’analyse des entretiens administrés auprès des contrôleurs fiscaux de la direction régionale des impôts de Marrakech. Ainsi 12 entretiens semi-directifs de 45 minutes ont été réalisés, et analysés par la suite en utilisant la méthode d’analyse du contenu (l’analyse horizontale et l’analyse verticale). Les principaux résultats qu’on a pu dégager ont montré l’existence d’un effet positif de la dématérialisation de l’administration fiscale sur l’efficacité du contrôle fiscal, et ce tant sur le volet qualitatif que sur le volet quantitatif. Toutefois on a constaté que cet effet n’est pas directement lié à l’essor du numérique au sein de l’administration fiscale, et qu’il y a d’autres facteurs qui ont permis l’apparition et le développement de cet effet positif. On fait allusion notamment aux facteurs organisationnels et aux mesures d’ordre juridique mises en œuvre par la Direction des Impôts pour mener à bien cette mutation numérique. Mots clés : contrôle fiscal, digitalisation, contrôleurs fiscaux, l’administration fiscale, mutation numérique. Classification JEL: M10 Type de l’article : Recherche appliquée.

Tax audit in the era of the dematerialization of tax administration is a scientific work that seeks to analyze the link between two variables, and explains the effect of one on the other. The effect of dematerialization on tax audits has been the subject of this qualitative research based on the analysis of the content of interviews administered to tax controllers from the tax administration in the regional of Marrakech. Thus, 12 semi-structured interviews of 45 minutes were carried out, and subsequently analyzed using the content analysis method (horizontal analysis and vertical analysis). The main results that have been obtained have shown the existence of a positive effect of dematerialization on the effectiveness of tax audits in the tax administration, whether in terms of the number of cases checked or revenue collected. However, it has been observed that this effect is not directly linked to the rise of digital technology within the tax administration, and that there are other factors that have allowed the appearance and development of this positive effect. Reference is made in particular to organizational factors and the legal measures implemented by the tax administration to bring this digital transformation to effectiveness. Keywords: Tax audit, digitalization, tax auditors, tax administration, digital transformation. JEL Classification : M10 Paper type: Empirical research.

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