Cross-cutting

Notification and Electronic Registration

Digital Skills 30 hours

Introduction

This Course on Electronic Notification and Registration specialises in the process of send y to receive communications, notices or notifications via electronic means, such as email or specific online notification systems. These notifications These can take various forms, including legal, administrative, commercial or other types of notifications. Electronic notification is often used in legal and government contexts, where parties are required to receive important information in an official and recorded manner.

Objectives

- Know how to use new technologies in the services that public authorities provide through the Administration Electronics, familiarising oneself with the requirements for dealing with the administration electronically and, in particular, the legal framework governing notifications.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR NOTIFICATIONS.

  1. Certified notification as the starting point for the calculation of time limits.
  2. Legal effect of becoming aware of the content of communications.
  3. Presumption of notification. Noticeboards and official gazettes.
  4. Legal framework for notification.
  5. Notification in the public and private sectors.
  6. Electronic evidence.
  7. Expert reports relating to electronic notifications.

TEACHING UNIT 2. MOBILE NOTIFICATIONS

  1. Mobile technology and society.
  2. Mobile Technology and Public Administration.
  3. How a mobile messaging system works.
  4. Secure mobile messaging.
  5. The Mobile Ecosystem.
  6. Barriers to implementation.
  7. Other types of notifications to non-digital groups or people with disabilities.

TEACHING UNIT 3. MANDATORY ELECTRONIC NOTIFICATIONS TO THE TAX AUTHORITIES, SOCIAL SECURITY AND THE GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF TRAFFIC

  1. Background and particular reference to the compulsory regime established by the AEAT.
  2. Required to receive notifications electronically.
  3. An authorised email address and an analysis of the issues arising from the allocation procedure.
  4. Analysis of the legal and tax implications that may arise from the appeal lodged by the Spanish Association of Tax Advisers against Royal Decree 1363/2010.
  5. Mandatory electronic notifications from the Directorate-General for Traffic and Social Security.

TEACHING UNIT 4. ELECTRONIC NOTIFICATION SERVICE AND NOTIFICATION SYSTEMS FOR COURT APPEARANCES

  1. Regulatory background and technical requirements.
  2. Authorised persons and methods of accessing the content of mandatory notifications.
  3. Statuses that notifications may have.
  4. Certificates of service of the notices served.
  5. Notifications regarding electronic court appearances on official notice boards and via the electronic portal.
  6. Electronic authorisation to receive electronic tax notifications.
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