This paper addresses Namibia’s revised budget for 2003/04. Known as an Additional Budget, the revised budget is put out after the government collects tax revenues, particularly revenue from diamond mining.
This paper was prepared for the World Bank course on Practical Issues of Tax Policy in Developing Countries and presents a broad overview of tax policy design in developing countries.
This study uses a face-to-face interview method to assess the amount and structure of costs of tax compliance. The study concludes that the procedure for submitting income tax returns for
This report begins by reviewing existing studies on the paradox of extreme poverty in oil- and mineral-rich countries. Rather than being inevitable, the extent to which this paradox occurs, the
This is volume 3 (2012) of the Tax Justice Network’s quarterly newsletter, Africa Tax Spotlight. This issue focuses on tax expenditures and features an article entitled “Uncovering and Analysing Tax
“Sales taxes account for one quarter of all tax revenues raised by states and localities to fund education, public safety, health, and many other essential services.” This paper examines the
The study assesses the experiences of fiscal measures in sustaining government solvency and reducing deficits. Furthermore the study looks at how World Bank-supported fiscal adjustment worked between 1979 and 1994
This budget brief encompasses the period from 1978 to 1996 and proposes answers to whether California’s tax rates are excessively high, and if the tax burden on households and businesses
Looks at some indicators that show how taxation policy can be an important instrument for reducing the income and wealth inequalities which exist between men and women in South Africa.