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Governing the Exchange of Tax Data in Digital Public Infrastructure: Law, Rights, and the Protection of Citizens in Data-Driven Systems
Digital public infrastructure (DPI) can transform tax administration by enabling governments to identify taxpayers, link records, and exchange and analyse tax-relevant data across institutions at scale. DPI is better understood as a way of designing, governing, and using shared digital capabilities
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