Boosting tax revenue of Zambian cities with technology

Policy brief 8 Aug 2024 Tax, Cities and Cities that Work

This policy brief explores the need to strengthen the collection of recurrent property taxes and the role of technology for property identification and valuation in Lusaka.

Authors

Mboyonga Kaputula

Geoinformatics Specialist, Lusaka City Council

Juliana Oliveira-Cunha

Policy Economist, International Growth Centre

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Themes: Tax Cities
Initiatives: Cities that Work
Countries: Zambia
Regions: Africa

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Boosting tax revenue of Zambian cities with technology

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