Navarre has approved its 2025–2027 Anti-Fraud Plan, introducing a fiscalization system similar to TicketBAI and VeriFactu, along with the NaTicket project for real-time billing data transmission. The plan also emphasizes taxpayer support, digital accessibility, education, and enhanced tax controls, including measures on crypto assets and forensic auditing.
The Navarre government adopted Anti-Fraud Plan for 2025–2027-fiscalization rules.
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The Government of Navarre has officially approved its Anti-Fraud Plan for the 2025–2027 period in order to modernize and reinforce the region’s tax system in response to evolving socioeconomic and technological challenges.
This plan introduces a special system, affecting fiscalization which is similar to TicketBAI in the Basque Country and VeriFactu in the rest of Spain (Mainland). Currently, TicketBAI is presented in the Basque region, and VeriFacty fiscalization will start from 2026 for the first group of taxpayers. Navarre is next.
To improve taxpayer services and promote voluntary compliance, the plan includes efforts to bridge the digital divide, simplify administrative language, expand payment options, and improve accessibility.
Preventative measures will focus on strengthening data exchange and supply systems, offering proactive assistance to taxpayers, and launching a long-awaited Civic-Tax Education Plan aimed at fostering a culture of fiscal responsibility.
One of the plan’s innovative components is the NaTicket project, which will enable real-time transmission of billing data from companies, enhancing transparency and early fraud detection.
The third pillar—tax control—will introduce new methods for identifying tax risks and selecting cases for review. It also includes the implementation of controls on crypto assets and the use of forensic computer auditing tools to uncover irregularities.
The Anti-Fraud Plan will be reviewed and updated annually, aligning with a Parliamentary resolution that called for a structured three-year strategy to combat tax fraud.
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