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Inspection

Audit and enforce institutional standards.

Ensures internal compliance and operational integrity through periodic reviews, audits, and performance assessments.

What We Do

Ensures compliance through oversight, auditing, and enforcement

The Inspection Division plays a vital role in maintaining internal integrity and accountability within the Lualaba Tax Directorate. It supervises and audits the work of divisions, centers, brigades, and antennae to ensure adherence to legal frameworks, proper execution of tax operations, and observance of internal directives. Its field agents conduct in-depth evaluations and formulate disciplinary or corrective measures in case of irregularities, with the aim of enhancing the Directorate’s operational standards.

This division is organized into specialized brigades tasked with verifying financial transactions, taxpayer declarations, and procedural conformity. It also leads counter-verification missions, handles preliminary objections, and reviews business accounting records in relation to actual tax payments. Through its findings, the division submits reports and reform proposals to the Director General, ensuring transparency and continuous improvement within all levels of the fiscal chain.

Services Offered

Monitors internal operations to ensure compliance and integrity

The Inspection Division audits structures and enforces rules across the Directorate. It identifies irregularities and recommends reforms to improve transparency and performance.

Division Audits

Conducts periodic inspections of all divisions, bureaus, centers, and antennae to verify legality and operational integrity.

Compliance Control

Ensures adherence to legal frameworks, directives, and administrative procedures set by the Directorate and provincial authorities.

Corrective Recommendations

Issues recommendations and disciplinary measures based on audit findings to restore or improve compliance and effectiveness.

Field Investigations

Performs on-site evaluations of tax collection, ordonnancement, and related procedures to detect and correct inefficiencies.

Internal Hearings

Leads internal service hearings and evaluations to understand operational failures and clarify accountability across units.

Audit Reporting

Prepares comprehensive reports that inform leadership on audit results, systemic issues, and suggested institutional reforms.

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Our Process

A step-by-step guide to how we deliver this service

The Inspection Division operates through scheduled audits and targeted interventions. Each step—from planning to reporting—ensures that fiscal operations align with rules, and that misconduct or procedural flaws are addressed and corrected.

Plan Audit Missions

Annual and ad hoc audit programs are developed based on risk, performance metrics, or complaints received.

Conduct On-site Controls

Teams visit departments, centers, or antennae to inspect fiscal operations and verify compliance.

Verify Documentation & Process

All financial and administrative documents are examined against legal frameworks and operational standards.

Interview & Evaluate Staff

Staff involved in irregularities or under review are interviewed to understand context and responsibility.

Draft Findings & Sanctions

Non-compliance or misconduct is documented, and recommendations for disciplinary or corrective action are issued.

Submit Final Reports

Audit conclusions are sent to the Executive Office and relevant divisions to trigger necessary reforms or enforcement.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to the most common questions about this service

It audits internal operations, ensures compliance with fiscal laws, and identifies misconduct or inefficiencies across all departments.

Yes. A division or center may formally request an audit if it requires review or wants to clarify accountability.

They are based on annual plans, incident reports, risk assessments, or recommendations from leadership.

No. Reports are internal documents, submitted to the Executive Office and affected divisions, unless otherwise mandated.

Recommendations are issued, and the relevant division must respond with corrective measures or face disciplinary action.

Yes. Staff may be called to provide explanations or documentation related to any irregularities found.

What does the Inspection Division do?

It audits internal operations, ensures compliance with fiscal laws, and identifies misconduct or inefficiencies across all departments.

Can a service request an internal inspection?

Yes. A division or center may formally request an audit if it requires review or wants to clarify accountability.

How are inspection missions scheduled?

They are based on annual plans, incident reports, risk assessments, or recommendations from leadership.

Are inspection findings shared publicly?

No. Reports are internal documents, submitted to the Executive Office and affected divisions, unless otherwise mandated.

What happens after a negative inspection result?

Recommendations are issued, and the relevant division must respond with corrective measures or face disciplinary action.

Can individuals be interviewed during audits?

Yes. Staff may be called to provide explanations or documentation related to any irregularities found.

Oversight, audits, and compliance

Highlights

Audits

Complaints

Reports

Review

Enforcement

Standards

What Next?

Request received

Request added to inspection queue

Review in progress

Auditor will analyze your case

Response sent

A response will be issued formally