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Evidence Review: digital financial services, digital ID systems and tax administration

Laura Muñoz, ICTD & Moyosore Arewa, ICTD
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Fiscal Decentralization and Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations in sub-Saharan Africa: A critical literature survey and perspective for future research

Ndamsa Dickson Thomas & Mark Wiykiynyuy Tangwa
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Taliban Taxation System in Afghanistan

Rahmatullah Amiri & Ashley Jackson
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Can rural property taxation generate revenue? Measuring costs and potential revenue in Sierra Leone

Kevin Grieco
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The political economy of conflict and taxation in Somalia

Vanessa van den Boogaard & Najibullah Nor Isak
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Digital Payment Tax Factsheets

Mary Abounabhan & Hannelore Niesten
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Comparison of Taxation of DFS Versus Traditional Financial Services in Nine African Countries

Hannelore Niesten, ICTD & Chris Wales, ICTD
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From Hand to Mouse Redux: Data, Technology and Tax Administration in Africa: A Review of Existing Evidence

Fabrizio Santoro, ICTD, Laura Munoz, ICTD, Giulia Mascagni, ICTD & Giovanni Occhiali, ICTD
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Tax e-Services in Rwanda: Uptake, Impacts and Shifts after COVID-19

Fabrizio Santoro, ICTD, Marco Carreras, Adrienne Lees, ICTD, Theonille Mukamana, Naphtal Hakizimana & Yves Nsegyiumva
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Review of Tax Payment Technologies: Uses, Benefits, Drawbacks, and Future Options

Moyosore Awera, ICTD, Laura Munoz, ICTD & Fabrizio Santoro, ICTD
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Impact of Compulsory e-Payments on Compliance in Eswatini

Fabrizio Santoro, ICTD, Razan Amine, ICTD & Tanele Magongo
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Examining Digital Payments in Rwanda as a Medium for Tax Compliance

Ludovic Bernad, Yves Nsengiyumva, Benjamin Byinshi & Fabrizio Santoro, ICTD
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