Max Gallien argues for key changes to the draft text of the Financing for Development outcome document, given that dominant strategies for formalising and taxing the informal economy are often ineffective and highly regressive. …
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Nigeria is facing a looming fiscal crisis, with its debt servicing equal to the revenue it…
Gender and tax: As Africa increasingly introduces specific taxes on digital financial services (DFS) such as mobile money, do DFS taxes exacerbate or reduce gender inequality?…
Many low and middle-income countries face a myriad of challenges. But policies that can address them…
People working in the informal economy are disproportionately affected by Covid-19. They do not benefit from…
ICTD Informality and Taxation blog series The ICTD’s Informality and Tax programme seeks to conduct, connect,…
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