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The Promise and Limitations of Information Technology for Tax Administration

Oyebola Okunogbe & Fabrizio Santoro, ICTD
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Evidence Gap Map on Digital Financial Services: Enablers, Barriers, and Impacts

Philip Mader, ICTD, Maren Duvendack, Adrienne Lees, ICTD, Aurelie Larquemin & Keir Macdonald, IDS
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The Political Economy of South Africa’s Carbon Tax

Lucy Baker
Completed Project

Paying attention to the fiscal nuances at play in negotiating DTAs

Maarten Hietland, Lyla Latif & Sidonie East
Completed Project

Double Tax Treaties between countries with asymmetric investment flows

Pranvera Shehaj & Martin Zagler
Completed Project

An Empirical Study for the Case for the Introduction of Advance Pricing Agreements in Low and Lower-Middle Income Countries

Prisca Musibi & Mary Ongore
Completed Project

Perversity in Sri Lanka’s tax administration

Mick Moore, Institute of Development Studies
Completed Project

The Collateral Effects of Evictions on Property Tax Morale: Class, Preferences and Signals from the State

Lily Tsai, Leah Rosenzweig & Nicole Wilson
Completed Project

Public Reporting and Property Tax Compliance: A Field Experiment in Kampala, Uganda

Tanner Regan & Priya Manwaring
Completed Project

The Existing Characteristics and Functioning of the Property Tax System in Puntland State (Somalia)

Prof. Mohamed Said Samantar, Abdulkadir A. Warsame & Samanya John
Completed Project

Can Traditional Political Institutions Help the State Raise Taxes? Experimental Evidence from Sierra Leone

Kevin Grieco
Completed Project

The political, institutional and bargaining dynamics of property tax reform in Dakar, Thiès and Saint-Louis, Senegal

Colette Nyirakamana, Camille Barras & Marie Reine Mukazayire
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