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Working Paper

Limitations of the BEPS Reforms: Looking Beyond Corporate Taxation for Revenue Gains

by Michael Durst
September 2015
Working Paper

What Do We Know about Mineral Resource Rent Sharing in Africa?

by Bertrand Laporte & Céline de Quatrebarbes
August 2015
Research in Brief

Obstacles to Increasing Tax Revenues in Low Income Countries

by Mick Moore
August 2015
Partner Publication

Building Tax Capacity in Developing Countries

by Mick Moore, Odd-Helge Fjeldstad, Jan Isaksen, Olav Lundstøl, Rhiannon McCluskey & Wilson Prichard
July 2015
Working Paper

Tax and the Governance Dividend

by Mick Moore
July 2015
Working Paper

Taxing the Urban Boom: Property Taxation and Land Leasing in Kigali and Addis Ababa

by Tom Goodfellow
July 2015
Working Paper

Taxation and Livelihoods: A Review of the Evidence from Fragile and Conflict-Affected Rural Areas

by Oliver Lough, Richard Mallett & Paul Harvey
June 2015
Working Paper

Limitations on Interest Deductions: A Suggested Perspective for Developing Countries

by Michael Durst
June 2015
Journal Article

The political economy of property tax in Africa: Explaining reform outcomes in Sierra Leone

by Samuel Jibao & Wilson Prichard
May 2015
Working Paper

Revenue Reform and Statebuilding in Anglophone Africa

by Mick Moore
May 2015
Working Paper

Unitary Taxation in the Extractive Industry Sector

by Erika Dayle Siu, Sol Picciotto, Jack Mintz & Akilagpa Sawyerr
May 2015
Journal Article

Top Income Shares, Business Profits, and Effective Tax Rates in Contemporary Chile

by Tasha Fairfield & Michel Jorratt De Luis
April 2015
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