No public policy issue is of more importance than the structure and level of taxes. Tax reform has led governments to fall. Proposals to extend the VAT or increase its rates have been a source of political agitation in many countries, including Ecuador and Mexico. In many less developed countries, a shortage of funds impedes development efforts, and yet attempts to expand taxation not only meet enormous political resistance, but also often turn out to be futile. Simplistic recommendations to increase the power of the tax police often backfire—generating substantially more revenue for the tax collectors, but not much extra revenue for the public fisc
We have learned a great deal about taxation and development over the last half-century. However, we ...
Low-income countries typically collect taxes of between 10 to 20 percent of GDP while the average fo...
We review the changing nature of tax policy in developing countries over the last 30 years and consi...
No public policy issue is of more importance that the structure and level of taxes. Tax reform has l...
Many developing countries find it difficult to raise the revenue required to provide such basic publ...
Developing countries are typically unable to generate sufficient amount of revenue from taxati...
A brief review of the literature, informed by comments from a range of tax specialists, suggests fo...
Public finance pressures are a central consideration in the policy debate over how best to stimulate...
In this paper we argue that a more legitimate and responsive state is an essential factor for a more...
In this paper we argue that a more legitimate and responsive state is an essential factor for a more...
Tax reform constitutes one of the core areas of recent economic reform programs in the developing co...
This article builds on the insights of this development research to develop a new agenda for tax inc...
There is increasing recognition that strong tax systems can have impacts on economic growth, the su...
Observed economic policies in developing countries differ sharply both from those observed among dev...
This volume provides a detailed assessment of the current tax structure in six developing countries:...
We have learned a great deal about taxation and development over the last half-century. However, we ...
Low-income countries typically collect taxes of between 10 to 20 percent of GDP while the average fo...
We review the changing nature of tax policy in developing countries over the last 30 years and consi...
No public policy issue is of more importance that the structure and level of taxes. Tax reform has l...
Many developing countries find it difficult to raise the revenue required to provide such basic publ...
Developing countries are typically unable to generate sufficient amount of revenue from taxati...
A brief review of the literature, informed by comments from a range of tax specialists, suggests fo...
Public finance pressures are a central consideration in the policy debate over how best to stimulate...
In this paper we argue that a more legitimate and responsive state is an essential factor for a more...
In this paper we argue that a more legitimate and responsive state is an essential factor for a more...
Tax reform constitutes one of the core areas of recent economic reform programs in the developing co...
This article builds on the insights of this development research to develop a new agenda for tax inc...
There is increasing recognition that strong tax systems can have impacts on economic growth, the su...
Observed economic policies in developing countries differ sharply both from those observed among dev...
This volume provides a detailed assessment of the current tax structure in six developing countries:...
We have learned a great deal about taxation and development over the last half-century. However, we ...
Low-income countries typically collect taxes of between 10 to 20 percent of GDP while the average fo...
We review the changing nature of tax policy in developing countries over the last 30 years and consi...