Welcome
On behalf of the Mongolian Tax Administration and state tax officers throughout the country, it is my honor to sincerely greet all esteemed users.
For the staff of the Mongolian Tax Administration, 2010 was a year of high productive and significant changes.
In 2010, the Mongolian Tax Administration fulfilled its objectives of innovation within the tax administration and contributed 1.5 trillion Tugrug of tax revenue to the state and local budget.
Despite the long history of taxation, which is the basis of statehood in 2011, we celebrate the 100th anniversary of establishment of the Tax Service in Mongolia and the 20th anniversary of the modern tax system, adapted to the standards of a market economy.
In the past twenty years we have made significant efforts to fulfill our mandates despite the challenges of changing the public’s mentality towards paying taxes and building the modern system of taxation and tax administration. Currently the Mongolian Tax Administration contributes more than 60-70 percent of tax revenue to state and local budget.
Based on the analysis of previous time periods, comparing gains and losses, we identified future objectives and started to implement our innovative goals.
The fundamental goal of the Mongolian Tax Administration is to "enhance the innovation process and the creation of corresponding, international standard e-Tax administration based on good knowledge of management and technology, and high-capacity human resources.”
In this area, the Mongolian Tax Administration will pay particular attention to perfecting the legal environment for tax system, reducing the incidence of tax burden on a single taxpayer by broadening the tax base, reforming the tax collection system, increasing taxpayer’s awareness of lawful obligation of taxes, and expanding the scope of training and services targeted to taxpayers.
| Commissioner | ![]() |
Battumur Baagaa |
Mongolia



