Revenue Mobilisation and Conformity
SICPA empowers government authorities and organisations with our end-to-end Revenue Mobilisation and Conformity (RMC) solutions to make informed decisions based on accurate and reliable data. From excisable goods, hydrocarbon, and telecommunication services to products subject to conformity standards, we provide solutions that address illicit trade whilst driving increased revenue streams.
Illicit trade and counterfeiting not only reduce turnover and profit for honest businesses and local producers: they also cause authorities to lose tax revenues. Failure to declare imported goods, miss-declaration of their nature or value and under-declaration of local production quantities undermine governments' ability to invest in social services, infrastructures, schools and public health programs.
With our cutting-edge technologies, governments effectively promote a fair and thriving marketplace; while individuals benefit from living in a safer environment.
Conferences & Events
SICPA participates in key conferences and events within the regulatory, security, and compliance sectors. Fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing to drive innovation and enhance solutions that strengthen security and compliance across industries.
Date: 18-20 February 2025
Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
The International Petroleum Technology Conference (IPTC) is a leading global event that unites professionals and organisations from the oil and gas industry to address critical technological challenges. It serves as a platform for collaboration, sharing knowledge, and exploring innovative solutions, while facilitating high-level discussions on the future of exploration, production and sustainable energy practices across the petroleum sector. Through global expertise and innovation, IPTC drives the advancement of best practices and the future of energy.
Date: 7-9 April, 2025
Location: Cape Town, South-Africa
The Tax Stamp & Traceability Forum is a global event, inviting industry experts and sponsors to review, discuss and develop the excise duty on tobacco, alcohol, and other taxable goods. It provides an opportunity to investigate the challenges of illicit trade and its impact, the current initiatives, and solutions, and delve into successful case studies. The objective is to bring together governments, agencies, investigators, and relevant parties, to learn and develop innovative solutions that will facilitate the tax stamp and traceability systems for a safer society.