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Policy brief Incentivising small firms to boost VAT revenue: Evidence from Zambia

Incentivising small firms to boost VAT revenue: Evidence from Zambia

Brian Dillon, Jihye Jang , John Mulenga, Twivwe Siwale
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Patrons watch a movie on a computer screen next to an electoral poster with the picture of the incumbent Zambian President Edgar Lungu plastered on a wall at the City Market in Lusaka, on August 9, 2021. Photo credit: Marco Longari / Contributor via AFP via Getty Images.

Harnessing the power of electronic fiscal devices to increase VAT revenue in Zambia

Twivwe Siwale, Brian Dillon, John Mulenga, Kangwa Musole
Policy brief
Photo credit: Mike Rosenberg, CC BY 2.0.

Consumer incentive schemes and other tax compliance strategies in developing countries

30 June 2021
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