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How to implement a national coordinated system for the identification of individuals and information exchange to improve fiscal and social equity: lessons from Latin American countries

This paper presents the rationale in theory and practical implementation of a system for identification and exchanging information. This system allows governments to confront the problem of informality, tax evasion and social expenditure jointly, with important economies of scale, because the data or some personal information can be optimally used for both objectives increasing social benefits while decreasing costs.
 This system is about e-government inside the government itself. Hence it is concerned with E-management --- the use of information technology to improve the management of government, from streamlining business processes to maintaining electronic records, to improving the flow and integration of information.