Publications

ICTD publications bring together our latest research on tax and development, offering evidence-based insights through rigorous research outputs. These include journal articles and two in-house paper series in which every submission undergoes two independent single-blind peer reviews. Complementing these scholarly outputs, policy briefs and partner publications make this research accessible and relevant to policymakers, practitioners, civil society organisations and other audiences engaged in tax reform. Grounded in strong empirical analysis and deep contextual knowledge, this body of work reflects ICTD’s commitment to producing research that informs policy and supports more effective and equitable tax systems.

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Factsheet

Tobacco Taxation in Côte d’Ivoire

Kirsten van der Zee

Factsheet

Tobacco Taxation in Guinea Bissau

Kirsten van der Zee

Factsheet

Tobacco Taxation in Sierra Leone

Kirsten van der Zee

Factsheet

Tobacco Taxation in Nigeria

Kirsten van der Zee

Book

The International Political Economy of Global Tax Governance

Policy Brief

Mining Taxation in Africa: What Recent Evolution in 2018?

Yannick Bouterige, Céline de Quatrebarbes, Bertrand Laporte

Research in Brief

Fuel Subsidy Reform and the Social Contract in Nigeria: a Micro-economic Analysis

Neil McCulloch, Tom Moerenhout, Joonseok Yang

African Tax Administration Paper

Taxation of Self-Employed Professionals in Africa: Three Lessons from a Kenyan Case Study

Research in Brief

Small Business Owners and Corporate Tax Responsibility in Nigeria: An Exploratory Study

Kenneth Amaeshi, Bongo Adi, Godson Ikiebey

Policy Brief

Corporate Tax Negotiations at the OECD: What’s at Stake for Developing Countries in 2020?

Working Paper

Addressing the Challenges of Taxation of the Digital Economy: Lessons for African Countries

Solomon Rukundo

Working Paper

Fuel Subsidy Reform and the Social Contract in Nigeria: a Micro-economic Analysis

Neil McCulloch, Tom Moerenhout, Joonseok Yang

ICTD Work Across the World

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