Bassirou Sarr

Bassirou Sarr is a PhD candidate in Economics at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales. His research focuses on development economics, public finance and applied economics. Bassirou holds an MSc in Analysis and Policy Economics from the Paris School of Economics-EHESS and a BA in Mathematics from Carleton College.

Publications

African Tax Administration Paper

Data Management at the Senegalese Tax Authority: Insights from a Long-term Research Collaboration

December 2022
Léo Czajka, Florence Kondylis, Bassirou Sarr & Mattea Stein
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Blogs

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Picture of Dakar, Senegal
August 2021|
Blog

Developing and adopting new digital tools for property tax reform in Dakar, Senegal 

by Justine Knebelmann, Victor Pouliquen & Bassirou Sarr

In June 2021, eight Senegalese tax agents based in the fiscal centre of Pikine, the country’s…

Research Projects

Completed Project

Using third-party data to improve tax compliance in a context of low enforcement

Léo Czajka, UCLouvain, Mattea Stein & Bassirou Sarr
Completed Project

Bringing Property Owners into the Tax Net in Senegal

Justine Knebelmann, Paris School of Economics, Victor Pouliquen & Bassirou Sarr
Completed Project

An Analysis of the Relationship Between the State and Councils in Administering the Land Tax in Benin

Kelly Labart, Bassirou Sarr & Damas Hounsounon
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