Fiscalisation Without Narrative Capture

This policy note examines why awareness and public trust should be treated as part of fiscalisation implementation rather than as communication added after legal and technical design. It argues that fiscalisation creates transaction visibility, but that visibility can only remain credible when businesses, intermediaries, consumers and public authorities understand its purpose, experience it as fair and recognise it as part of legitimate tax compliance rather than as a captured narrative of surveillance, bureaucracy or political messaging.

Language

English

Pages

16

Publication date

June 2026

Document topic

Fiscalisation, awareness, public trust, digital tax-control reform, fiscalisation implementation, transaction visibility, narrative capture, tax compliance, implementation readiness

Publication type

Policy Note