Bringing together tax practitioners, researchers, economists, and civil society professionals from low-income countries, this year’s in-person module of the Research on Tax and Development course has just concluded in Kigali, Rwanda. …
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. …
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….
Applications are now open for the ICTD Research on Tax and Development Course. The application deadline is August 31. …
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….
Amidst growing fiscal pressures, rising debt service costs, and shrinking aid budgets, strengthening domestic resource mobilisation…
The 4th International Financing for Development Conference concluded last week in Seville, with the focus now moving from the final outcome document, the Compromiso de Sevilla, to implementation and the Seville Platform for Action (SPA), which brings together more than 130 initiatives aiming to deliver on the commitments set out in the Compromiso….
The International Centre for Tax and Development (ICTD) congratulates its board member Mary Baine for commencing her term as Executive Secretary of the African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF) on 1st July….
Five leading global research and policy organizations launched a coalition to accelerate reforms of tax expenditures through evidence-based research and technical assistance on the opening day of the Fourth Financing for Development Conference (FfD4) taking place in Seville this week….
With a projected deficit of 3.9% of GDP and multiple economic challenges, one equitable way to raise revenue in Pakistan is through wealth taxes. …
Members of the ICTD team will be in Seville to speak at events, launch a new initiative, and participate in discussions on successful domestic resource mobilisation strategies for financing sustainable development. …
Revenue authorities, researchers and civil society actors now have a space to map new ways for…
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