The Association of Tax Inspectors began its annual congress in this Thursday, titled 'Impuestos: ¿a dónde van nuestros recursos?'. The event opened under a cloud of mourning following the death of tax inspector Antonio Montero in a railway accident.
Ana de la Herrán, president of the professional body representing 80% of inspectors, addressed the gathering regarding the state of the sector. She argued that the work of tax officials is only legitimized by the effective management of all public resources.
De la Herrán warned of a perceived deterioration in public services, citing abandonment and neglect. She identified the as a key example of service functionality, noting that current standards are being undermined by a lack of proper investment.