The conference on new approaches to the tax system along with an overview of Tadbir’s new products

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The conference “New approaches of the new tax system along with an overview of Tadbir’s new products” was held by Saman Parallel Processing Company, a producer of Tadbir’s comprehensive financial and administrative software, on Thursday, 10th of September at Spinas Palace Hotel in Tehran.
In this event, which was organized with the presence of a group of managers and entrepreneurs, members of UNESCO Business Club and Digiland Group, as well as representatives of Saman Parallel Processing Company in Ahvaz, Semnan, Tabriz, Zanjan and Alborz provinces participated.

The meeting started with the national anthem and the welcome of the Deputy Managing Director of Saman Parallel Processing Company, Mr. Majid Mirzaei. He considered the holding of this meeting after the corona epidemic as meaningful and valuable. He also stated that, in recent years, using the creativity and innovation of the huge capital of human resources, Tadbir Group has launched new products, including applications, which has been an effective step in facilitating things in the era of remote work.

In the next part, Mr. Hamidreza Mohammadi, a senior expert in the software field of Tadbir Group, introduced and reviewed new Tadbir products, including Tadbir web applications and systems. In this section, the advantages and functions of Tadbir applications, including personal accounting, mobile accounting, dashboard, warehouse management, supervisor of sales agents, sales agents, salary manager, etc., were fully described.
Also, in the exhibition section of this event, the guests got to know more about the functionality of each of the applications.

In the final part of this event, Mr. Ahmed Ghafarzadeh, a tax consultant and lecturer and a member of the Research Center of the Islamic Council, explained and elaborated on practical topics, including the latest changes and developments related to value added tax, the new law of shopping terminals and the tax system.