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Bridging the gap between tax avoidance and compliance: can the framing of tax as a responsible business practice help?

Bongo Adi, Lagos Business School, Kenneth Amaeshi, University of Edinburgh & Godson Ikiebey, ESG Advisory
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Maximizing Revenue Generation from an Amnesty Program: Evidence from the Voluntary Asset and Income Declaration Scheme in Nigeria

Oyebola M. Okunogbe
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The Role that ICT can Play in Improving Property Tax Collection in Africa: Three Case Studies

Prof Riël Franzsen, African Tax Institute, Prof William McCluskey, African Tax Institute, Dr Mundia Kabinga, University of Cape Town & Chabala Kasese, Zambia Revenue Authority
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Direct and Network Effects of Tax Enforcement: Experimental Evidence from the D.R. Congo

Dr. Augustin Bergeron, Harvard University
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Focus Group Discussion on the VAT system in Rwanda

Mads Knudsen, Yves Nsengiyumva & Fabrizio Santoro
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Subsidy Perceptions in Nigeria

Neil McCulloch
Completed Project

Taxation of High Net Worth Individuals (HNWIs) in Rwanda

Jalia Kangave
Completed Project

Tax compliance in Eswatini – a nudging experiment

Fabrizio Santoro
Completed Project

Capacity building program with Uganda and Rwanda revenue authorities

Jalia Kangave
Completed Project

The Implementation of Presumptive Tax in Ethiopia

Abis Getachew, Ethiopian Development Research Institute
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Does Gender Matter in Tax Compliance? The Case of URA’s Individual Taxpayers

Ronald Waiswa, Uganda Revenue Authority, Nathan Sebaggala & Jalia Kangave, ICTD
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Using third-party data to improve tax compliance in a context of low enforcement

Léo Czajka, UCLouvain, Mattea Stein & Bassirou Sarr
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