Improving the way tax stamps are developed and used
The International Tax Stamp Association is a not-for-profit organisation, founded in November 2015, that is working to ensure better understanding of the benefits of tax stamps and tax stamp technology, and to promote high professional standards through education, research and advocacy, and by developing and promoting best practice.
ITSA is recognised by government regulators and tax issuing authorities at national and regional level and recognised as an authoritative voice for the tax stamp community. We currently have 24 members from 15 different countries and growing!
If you are interested in joining ITSA then please complete the application form here.
Press Releases
15 Aug 2020
Tax stamps can boost government finances in post-COVID world
Trade bodies, government officials and NGOs have highlighted the crucial role of tax stamp and traceability programmes in boosting government finances strained by the COVID-19 pandemic. An online webinar held by the International Tax Stamp Association (ITSA) brought together 160 stakeholders from around the world to discuss best practices for …
18 Jun 2020
ITSA hits back over tax stamp criticism
ITSA has responded to criticism of tax stamps in a new report on the impact of blockchain technology on excise duty payments.
11 May 2020
EUCJ rejects legal appeal against Tobacco Products Directive
ITSA has criticised the decision to reject its legal claim against the EU Tobacco Products Directive (TPD), calling it “disappointing and curious”.
reports
Proposal for an FCTC Protocol-Compliant Tobacco Control System Blue Print
Its aim is to contribute to the work being carried out on implementing a tobacco track and trace system compliant …
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ITSA Guideline
Why Tax Stamps Provide the Best Combined Solution for Traceability and Security Features Under the EU Tobacco Products Directive
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UIDs for Tobacco Track & Trace
How to Make Unique Identifiers for Tobacco Track and Trace Secure and Independent from the Tobacco Industry: A Standards-Based Approach
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