TAX - VAT Merging: 3rd SDDP

3rd SDDP TAX - VAT Merging Report Title SDDP TAX - VAT Merging Project Merging of TAX - VAT Units in Cyprus Triggering Question "What actions should be implemented in-order to approach the challenges and meet the expectations of merging the two organizations (under the notice of the Ministry of Finance)?" Dates 18 November & 20 November 2013 Lead Facilitator(s) Aleco Christakis Marios Michaelides Yiannis Laouris Author(s) Yiannis Laouris Chrystalla Miltiadou Total Duration 12 person hrs Statistics Participants=12 Number of ideas=50 Number of Clusters=10 Ideas received Votes=22 Ideas on MAP R= Spreathink ST=37% Situational Complexity SCI=

Executive Summary

During the period 7-19 November, the project team , in collaboration with the Cyprus Academy of Public Administration (CAPA), conducted three consultation meetings - workshops with all interested stakeholders in-order to analyse the smooth transition of merging the IRD and VAT Services. For the third co-laboratory twelve representatives from business, auditing, legal and other business associations and bodies participated in an SDDP, which took place 18 & 20 of November (total 12 hours) at the CAPA premises, with primary target to explore the Actions and Scenarios required to satisfy the identified Challenges and declared Expectations.

The Triggering Question (TQ) of the second workshop was:

"What actions should be implemented in-order to approach the challenges and meet the expectations of merging the two organizations (under the notice of the Ministry of Finance)?"

In response to the TQ, the 12 participants came up with 50 challenges, which were categorized in 10 clusters. Following the voting process, 22 ideas received one or more votes and were structured to create the influence MAP shown below.

[[File: |thumb|center|upright=4.0|alt=MAP for 3rd SDDP TAX - VAT Merging.|Influence tree from the challenges SDDP of the TAX - VAT Merging workshop for TQ.]]

According to the participants of this workshop, the expectations that appeared to be the most influential were:

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The workshop was mainly facilitated by Aleco Christakis, Marios Michaelides and Yiannis Laouris.

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