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The world has entered the fourth industrial revolution (Industry 4.0) towards automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies. As a contribution to this trend, the application of Information Technology (IT) in tax administration has played a significant role in the context of the increasing number of taxpayers, diversified scale and areas of operation. This is also posing many challenges for the State Audit Office of Vietnam (SAV) during the tax audit process.
The SAV’s Delegation headed by Deputy Auditor General Vu Van Hoa attended the 5th ASEANSAI Summit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from 4-8 November 2019.
The SAV as Chairman of ASOSAI for the term 2018-2021 attended the 29th OLACEFS General Assembly with an aim at strengthening the cooperation with regional working groups in the field of public audit.
Deputy Prime Minister of El Salvador and approximately 150 representatives from the 22 full members of OLACEFS, numerous associated members and international organizations attended the opening ceremony of the XXIX OLACEFS General Assembly. The Vietnamese Delegation led by Deputy Auditor General, Prof. Dr. Doan Xuan Tien as ASOSAI Chairman for period 2018-2021 participated in the event with an aim at boosting ASOSAI – OLACEFS inter-regional relations in the field of public audit.
The XXIX Ordinary General Assembly of OLACEFS held from 16 to 18 October 2019 placed emphasis on institutional integrity and the importance of new technologies in audit activities. During the General Assembly, the following issues were discussed: Application and legal validity of electronic signatures and electronic documents in the audit process; Gender equality in the OLACEFS member SAIs; Improvement of institutional integrity management – relevance in SAIs and in the public sector; Improvement of public integrity in the prevention and the fight against corruption; Cooperative audit for sustainable public procurement; Integrity in public-private partnerships: The role of SAIs.
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