U. Antwerpen: PhD Position, Data mining for tax fraud detection
Develop new fraud detection techniques for historical data to help combat tax fraud in this PhD position at U. Antwerpen. Apply by August 10th, 2014.
At: U. Antwerpen
Location: Antwerpen, Belgium
Web: www.applieddatamining.com/cms/?q=users/you
Position: PhD Position, Data mining for tax fraud detection
Supervisor: prof. David Martens
Co-supervisor: prof. Bruno Peeters
Summary of the project: Automated data mining systems that look for fraud patterns in historical data,
have been on the rise to tackle the important issue of tax fraud.
In this multidisciplinary project, we will develop, apply and validate new data mining techniques
to accurately predict which entities (be it companies or persons) are likely fraudsters,
by considering concepts as different data types, privacy, intuitiveness and comprehensibility of the predictions.
This proposal will make use of existing contacts with the federal government,
and will be the formal start of a novel research theme within the Antwerp Tax Academy.
Publications:
Data Mining for Fraud Detection using Invoicing Data: A Case Study in Fiscal Residence Fraud
To apply, please follow the online application procedure.
Publications: available here.
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