Hadwick, David

Lessons to be learned from the Dutch childcare allowance scandal a comparative review of algorithmic governance by tax administrations in the Netherlands, France and Germany electrónico / David Hadwick and Shimeng Lan .-- , 2021


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In January 2021, the cabinet of Mark Rutte, Prime Minister of the Netherlands resigned after the revelation that the Dutch tax administration had infringed fundamental rights of an estimated 35,000 welfare recipients. The Dutch childcare allowance scandal or toeslagenaffaire unveiled the ways in which the Dutch tax administration made use of artificial intelligence algorithms to discriminate against and violate the rights of welfare recipients. The Netherlands is not the only EU Member State using artificial intelligence for the selection of taxpayers for audits. Accordingly, the toeslagenaffaire can offer valuable lessons for the protection of taxpayers' rights in the context of algorithmic governance in other Member States.


NIÑOS
ASISTENCIA SOCIAL
AYUDA ESTATAL
DISCRIMINACIÓN
INTELIGENCIA ARTIFICIAL
PAISES BAJOS
FRANCIA
ALEMANIA


Lan, Shimeng

World Tax Journal v. 13, n. 4, 2021

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