Artificial Intelligence and Tax Governance: Toward Responsible Digital Fiscal Administration in a Southern African Country

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Artificial Intelligence and Tax Governance: Toward Responsible Digital Fiscal Administration in a Southern African Country

Dr. Bruno Couto De Abreu Rodolfo
Dr. Bruno Couto De Abreu Rodolfo Catholic University of Mozambique
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This study examines the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in modernising tax administration and enhancing fiscal governance in emerging economies, with an empirical focus on Country in the Southern African region. It explores how AI-driven digital fiscal administration is reshaping the tax landscape through automation, predictive analytics, and data-driven decision-making. Using a qualitative and exploratory design, the research integrates a systematic literature review with comparative case studies from Brazil and Singapore to contextualise international lessons for developing economies. The findings reveal that AI can substantially improve operational efficiency, predictive auditing, and transparency in tax collection processes, highlighting its transformative potential within fiscal institutions. These findings directly inform the development of the proposed AI-Driven Tax Governance Framework, which connects technological innovation with institutional, legal, and citizen-centric dimensions of responsible AI adoption.

Artificial Intelligence and Tax Governance: Toward Responsible Digital Fiscal Administration in a Southern African Country

This study examines the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in modernising tax administration and enhancing fiscal governance in emerging economies, with an empirical focus on Country in the Southern African region. It explores how AI-driven digital fiscal administration is reshaping the tax landscape through automation, predictive analytics, and data-driven decision-making. Using a qualitative and exploratory design, the research integrates a systematic literature review with comparative case studies from Brazil and Singapore to contextualise international lessons for developing economies. The findings reveal that AI can substantially improve operational efficiency, predictive auditing, and transparency in tax collection processes, highlighting its transformative potential within fiscal institutions. These findings directly inform the development of the proposed AI-Driven Tax Governance Framework, which connects technological innovation with institutional, legal, and citizen-centric dimensions of responsible AI adoption.

Dr. Bruno Couto De Abreu Rodolfo
Dr. Bruno Couto De Abreu Rodolfo Catholic University of Mozambique

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Dr. Bruno Couto De Abreu Rodolfo. 2026. “. Global Journal of Management and Business Research – A: Administration & Management GJMBR A Volume 25 (GJMBR Volume 25 Issue A6): .

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Dr. Bruno Couto De Abreu Rodolfo
Dr. Bruno Couto De Abreu Rodolfo Catholic University of Mozambique

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