The government shall communicate to the Tax authorities in the three elements, the problem of childcare. Of the components, Surcharges, and Customs, are separated from the rest of the organization, wrote the minister of Wopke Hoekstra (Finance) on Saturday, in a letter to the house of commons.
Each item will have its own director-general. At this point, the entire organization, there will be one, mr. Jaap Uijlenbroek. He was forced to resign, and a special advisor to the General Bestuursdienst.
“In the Netherlands, we need to be able to count on a reliable government,” said Hoekstra. “Unfortunately, in spite of the efforts of the Tax and customs administration over the past period of time is not always good as it is today. This is about to change, with a number of measures.”
at the top of the Tax and customs administration, you can fill in, he hopes that the services provided by the organization to improve performance. There is also the action to be taken to the international tax help line: to improve as this is “not good enough” is. A third party is going to be part of this.
other measures that have been taken out, it is the policy of the management information. “The information is not quickly and efficiently enough to be available to meet the risks in the organisation early and to be able to identify and deal with,” explains Hoekstra is out.
Restructuring might take many years,
Also in the east, changes are made. Thus, for example, there are two independent personeelsraadspersonen who staff misconduct within the organization to be able to log in. The pair will be available later this month, will be appointed. In the reorganization, which may be years away, you’re more focused on the “human dimension”.
available for a long period of time, under pressure, with the recent development of the toeslagaffaire, in which the parents were wrongfully accused of fraud in the child care allowance. There may be thousands of victims. As a result of this case and other incidents in the trust in the organization, damaged, stressed Hoekstra wrote in his letter.
