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….
Nancy Lee from the Centre for Global Development (CGD) recently published a piece arguing for a…
Since the turn of the millennium, the Lagos State government has made no secret of its…
The APTI in Madagascar Much attention has been paid recently to improving local government finances in…
Interest in wealth taxes has spiked recently due to disclosures of tax-haven abuses by the ultra-wealthy…
Professor Sol Picciotto recently wrote an article which responds to a paper I wrote on the…
In a recent paper, revised and published as a blog post, I argued that tax avoidance…
Recent years have witnessed an accelerating push to expand access to information on the beneficial ownership…
This piece is available in Mongolian here. Governments of mining countries are vulnerable to investors using…
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