Mardi 11 décembre 2012
« Tax Exemptions and Incentives in Tanzania: Challenges for Tax Policy and Administration » – Adolf Ndunguru, Tanzania Revenue Authority
« The New Afrobarometer Survey of Taxpayer Perceptions; Some Preliminary Results » – Odd-Helge Fjeldstad, ICTD/Chr. Michelsen Institute ; Ingrid Hoem Sjursen et Merima Ali, Chr. Michelsen Institute, Norvège
« Using Anonomysed Tax Returns for Research Purposes » – Shafik Hebous, Goethe University Frankfurt
« Revenue Mobilisation in Sierra Leone: Taxpayer Perceptions and State-Soceity Relationships » – Samuel Jibao, Center for Economic Research and Capacity Building, Sierra Leone, avec Wilson Prichard, ICTD/University of Toronto, Canada
« Tax for Development: The need for increased stakeholder engagement and public debate » – Savior Mwambwa, Centre for Trade Policy and Development & coordinateur, Zambia Tax Platform
Mercredi 12 décembre 2012
« Performance measurement in African Semi-Automous Revenue Authorities: The case of Kenya, South Africa and Tanzania » – Elizabeth Kariuki, Africa Policy Research Institute (APRIL), Nairobi, Kenya
« Using Randomised Control Trials to answer Tax Questions » – Laura Paler, University of Pittsburgh & The Center for Global Development, Washington DC, États-Unis
« Burundi Revenue Authority Accomplishments 2010-2012 » – Kieran Holmes, commissaire général, Burundi Revenue Authority
Piste de recherche : « Surveying Taxpayers in Addis Ababa » – Wollela Yesegat, College of Business and Economics, Addis Ababa University, Éthiopie, avec Odd-Helge Fjeldstad, ICTD/Chr. Michelsen Institute, Norvège
« An Overview of Existing Studies on Tax Incentives in Africa » Frankie Mbuyamba, African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF)
Conférence annuelle de l’ICTD : « Is the International Tax System Fit for Purpose – especially for Developing Countries? » – Sol Picciotto, Lancaster University
Jeudi 13 décembre 2012
« Mergers and Integration in Tax Reform: Are they really working? » – Maurice Ochieng, GIZ/Good Financial Governance Programme – Ghana
Piste de recherche : « The Political Economy of Tax Expenditure Monitoring In Senegal » – Ismaila Diallo, Direction Générale des Impôts et des Domaines, Sénégal, avec Wilson Prichard, ICTD/University of Toronto, Canada
« Low mining revenues in Zambia and Tanzania: is it because of fiscal design, technical capacity or political will? » – Olav Lundstøl, ambassade de Norvège, Dar es Salaam, Tanzanie, avec Gael Raballand, Banque mondiale
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