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September 2025
ICTD joins 10th African Tax Research Network Congress in Cape Town

A long-standing ATAF friend and partner, ICTD co-sponsored this year’s Annual Congress and actively contributed to the event through panel discussions, research presentations, a master class, and a booth that welcomed participants throughout the three days.  …
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25 September 2025 - 26 September 2025
Conference: Digital Service Taxes: A fair and effective way to tax the data economy?

ICTD Research Officer Florian Dierich will be presenting the Centre’s research in a panel exploring policy options around an “improved DST” compared to other alternatives….
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18 September 2025
ICTD at the 10th Annual ATRN Congress for Contemporary Taxation Issues in Africa

ICTD Researchers Fabrizio Santoro and Dominic Ogembo will lead a masterclass on how Digital Public Infrastructure can shape the future of equitable taxation in Africa, drawing on findings from the Centre’s DIGITAX Research Programme, at the ATRN Congress….
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Webinar on presumptive taxes invitation card
17 September 2025
Webinar: Presumptive Taxes – What New Evidence Means for Policy and Practice

Presumptive taxes are one of the most used tools through which tax authorities engage with informal economies. However, until recently, there has been very limited research on their actual performance and impact….
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11 September 2025
Tax Digitalisation in Africa: Policy Meets Research

This ICTD–World Bank-ATAF webinar explores how Digital Public Infrastructure is reshaping tax systems in Africa, and the opportunities and challenges it brings….
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3 September 2025
Panel: Debt & Tax Dialogue

ICTD Research Fellow Mick Moore will be speaking at Arutha’s Debt & Tax Dialogue on fair and efficient tax solutions on 3rd of September….
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August 2025
Nigeria’s historic tax reform lead by ICTD tax course alumnus

Nigeria has taken a landmark step in overhauling its tax and revenue systems with the passage of four sweeping new tax laws, an achievement in which an alumnus of ICTD’s Research on Tax and Development course has played a formative role….
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July 2025
Research on Tax and Development course: 2025 applications now open

Applications are now open for the ICTD Research on Tax and Development Course. The application deadline is August 31. …
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July 2025
ICTD, WIEGO extend research partnership on informal sector taxation

The International Centre for Tax and Development (ICTD) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with global research and advocacy network WIEGO last week, formalising an existing collaboration on various research around informal sector taxation….
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July 2025
Taxing Smarter: How Research Collaboration is Strengthening Tax Systems in Africa

Amidst growing fiscal pressures, rising debt service costs, and shrinking aid budgets, strengthening domestic resource mobilisation…
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23 July 2025
Session: Taxation and the informal economy: lessons and best practices

ICTD is organising at the 2025 ATI General Assembly a technical session on taxation and the informal economy….
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16 July 2025
WEBINAR: Next Steps for the UN Convention on Tax: Mapping Priorities

Countries around the world are losing billions to illicit financial flows, tax avoidance, tax evasion, and…
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