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Tax and Revenue

The Impact of the Global Economic Crisis on the Budgets of Low-Income Countries

Jul 24, 2010

The global economic crisis created a huge budget revenue hole of US$ 65 billion of which aid has filled only one-third. As a result many Low Income Countries (LICs) are

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New Research Findings on the Effects of the Earned Income Tax Credit

Mar 19, 1998

Examines research on the effects of the Earned Income Tax Credit on poverty, income disparities, and work effort. The research findings indicate the EITC increases work effort substantially among single

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Are All the Municipalities and Cities in Croatia Able to Provide Adequate Public Services?

Sep 19, 2007

In their September newsletter the Institute of Public Finance (IPF) in Croatia reports on municipal and city level spending on public services. IPF reports dramatic variation in relative regional spending

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Fiscal Architecture and the Analysis of Public Expenditure Needs and Revenue Capacity

Oct 19, 2001

This analysis explores the need for public expenditures and improved revenue-generating capacity in severely poor countries. The analysis resembles a “policy matrix,” listing the underlying variables that influence revenues and

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To Pay or Not to Pay? Citizens’ Views on Taxation by Local Authorities in Tanzania

Feb 19, 2006

Widespread tax evasion – evidenced by persistent public resistance to pay – is seen as part of the problem of raising local government revenues in Tanzania. Based on data from

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Follow the Money: A Guide to Monitoring Budgets and Oil and Gas Revenues

Apr 19, 2004

This report summarizes the views and recommendations of civil society public budget experts, as discussed in an April 2004 meeting. The meeting and subsequent report were part of an effort

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Evaluating Tax Expenditures: A Framework for Civil Society Researchers

Jun 07, 2018

June 2018 | by Jean Ross, International Budget Partnership Consultant

Tax expenditures are provisions that reduce the amount of revenue that is collected by providing special treatment to a

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Evaluating Tax Expenditures: A Framework for Civil Society Researchers

A Quick Guide to Researching Tax Expenditures in Latin America

Jun 07, 2018

June 2018 | by Jean Ross, International Budget Partnership Consultant

Tax expenditures are provisions that reduce the amount of tax that is paid by providing special treatment to a

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A Quick Guide to Researching Tax Expenditures in Latin America

Counted But Not Accountable: Tax Expenditure Transparency in Latin America

Jun 10, 2019

June 2019 | by Paolo de Renzio, International Budget Partnership

Across Latin America, tax expenditures are reducing government revenues by between 10 and 20 percent, but adequate information on

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Taxation, Governance and Poverty: Where Do Middle Income Countries Fit In?

Aug 19, 2004

This paper studies the direct and indirect contributions of tax reform to good governance and poverty reduction in middle income countries. It is structured around four major questions: 1) What

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