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Côte d’Ivoire property tax reform: the political will paradox
Pakistan’s support for wealth taxes
Uganda’s tax system is a drain on small businesses: how to set them free
Why tax and customs administrations should do more to address gender issues
Domestic revenue mobilisation (taxation, tariffs, etc.) is recognised as the most sustainable way of financing development. For lower-income countries, this
Bridging the divide: Rwanda’s quest for equitable digital governance
Building public support for property tax reform in senegal through sensitization and communication campaigns
The authors would like to thank the officials of the DGID and the Treasury of Senegal, met during field research,
Why tax matters in fragile states and how donors can support it
Fragile contexts are home to 24% of the world’s population (1.9 billion people), and three-quarters (73%) of the world’s extreme
Taxes, trust, and transparency: Lessons for Ghana’s fiscal future
Ghanaian President John Mahama’s government presented its much-awaited 2025 budget last month. In it, Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson outlines
With aid declining, FfD4 must include a concrete commitment to scale up investment in tax systems
I recently took part in the third high-level symposium of the UNDP’s Finance, Integrity and Governance Initiative with experts and
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