Customs officers and ANAF inspectors will be obliged to wear video cameras during checks to prevent corruption and bribery.
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A new measure in the draft government program stipulates that ANAF's customs officers and anti-fraud inspectors will use bodycam video cameras during controls. The aim of this initiative is to increase transparency and reduce the risks of corruption, thus ensuring greater taxpayer confidence in tax services. This reform is part of a wider effort to improve the relationship between the authorities and taxpayers.
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