The Rwandan government has been trying to digitalise the economy since 2015, however new evidence from ICTD reveals that not all are on board….
Formal tax and non-tax revenue sources, which are estimated to account for 50 to 80% of…
Checking out checkpoints The DIIS, together with the ICTD and the Centre on Armed Groups, hosted…
Developments in international tax are happening fast. It is vital we form an African international tax forum to make tax policies for Africans, by Africans….
Notwithstanding the major diplomatic achievement, the success of the BEPS Multilateral Instrument (MLI) was limited. It…
As digital technologies continue to gain momentum in lower-income countries, tax authorities are increasingly adopting technology solutions to improve their core functions and to collect revenue more efficiently….
A century since the League of Nations first began to discuss international taxation, the ICTD’s Martin…
The government of Sri Lanka is right in claiming that an agreement with the IMF is essential. The economic situation allows no practical alternative….
March 20, when the IMF Board approved an Extended Fund Facility for Sri Lanka, now seems…
Non-compliance can be down to more than just intentional evasion – taxpaying can be time-consuming, complicated and costly. Tackling compliance costs can help. For many countries, digitalisation is top of the list….
How the interplay between DFS pricing and taxation affects the cost of DFS, and why transparency and competition are crucial for a well-functioning market….
VAT’s self-enforcement mechanism is powerful and also its greatest weakness. In Rwanda, China and Ethiopia, e-invoicing systems show promising early results in improving enforcement and compliance….
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