Local governments (LGs) across Uganda have recently been looking for ways to improve yields from their…
About two years ago, the ICTD began a new research program on gender and taxation with…
Recent years have seen surging international interest in strengthening tax collection in order to finance national…
Mzuzu is the third largest city in Malawi. Before 2013, it collected very little property tax…
Many firms around the world fail to file their tax declarations, even if they are formally…
Introducing the GRD Explorer Let’s face it, data is important. It sits at the core of…
Over the past decade, international attention has increasingly focused on the potential contribution of taxation to…
Developed countries have recently begun considering wealth taxes to raise revenue and curb rising inequality. Should…
In low-income countries, small firms account for the majority of taxpayers (World Bank 2011). Yet we…
States are currently struggling to reach global agreement on the taxation of digital firms such as Apple and…
Property Tax Reform in Senegal In recent years there has been much focus in Africa on…
What does tax justice mean at the local level, and how can the experiences of informal market traders be linked with broader international campaigns? This blog draws out insights from ActionAid’s experience of incorporating the demands of market traders in Nigeria into its international tax justice campaign….
