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Senior officials visited OPEKEPE’s headquarters and requested extensive data

The information requested concerned the Agency's human resources, financial obligations and contracts with private companies

Newsroom August 1 07:05

High-ranking officials of the AADE visited the OPEKEPE headquarters today and met with officials of the Agency. The aim was to start cooperation between the two public sector bodies, given the integration of OPEKEPE into the Independent Public Revenue Authority.

The staff of the AADE, as reported by APE MPE, asked OPEKEPE for several data points, which will help them in the faster transition to the new format. Among other things, data on human resources, financial obligations and the Agency’s contracts with private companies.

All of the requested data must be sent by Friday, August 8, and new data is expected to be requested after the information obtained from the briefing of the AADE officials is processed.

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