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Jan 19
Book references based on Tanzania revenue authority?
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1. "Taxation in Tanzania: Principles and Practice" by Isaya Jairo and Suleiman Missango
This book provides a comprehensive overview of the taxation system in Tanzania, including the role and functions of the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA). It covers various aspects of tax laws, procedures, and practices in the country.
2. "Tax Administration in Tanzania: Challenges and Prospects" by Honest Prosper Ngowi
This book explores the challenges faced by the Tanzania Revenue Authority in administering taxes and proposes strategies for improving tax compliance and revenue collection. It discusses the role of TRA in promoting economic development and the potential impact of tax reforms.
3. "Revenue Administration in Developing Countries" edited by Richard M. Bird and Milka Casanegra de Jantscher
While not specifically focused on Tanzania, this book provides valuable insights into revenue administration practices in developing countries. It covers topics such as tax policy, tax administration, taxpayer compliance, and the role of revenue authorities in promoting economic growth.
4. "Taxation and Development: The Weakest Link?" edited by Clemens Fuest and George R. Zodrow
This book examines the relationship between taxation and development, including the role of revenue authorities in developing countries. It discusses the challenges faced by revenue authorities in mobilizing domestic resources and the potential impact of tax reforms on economic development.
5. "Taxation and State-Building in Developing Countries: Capacity and Consent" by Deborah Brautigam and Odd-Helge Fjeldstad
This book explores the link between taxation, state-building, and governance in developing countries. It discusses the role of revenue authorities in building state capacity, promoting accountability, and fostering citizen consent through effective tax administration.
Please note that the availability of these books may vary, and it is recommended to check with local bookstores, libraries, or online platforms for purchasing or accessing them.
This book provides a comprehensive overview of the taxation system in Tanzania, including the role and functions of the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA). It covers various aspects of tax laws, procedures, and practices in the country.
2. "Tax Administration in Tanzania: Challenges and Prospects" by Honest Prosper Ngowi
This book explores the challenges faced by the Tanzania Revenue Authority in administering taxes and proposes strategies for improving tax compliance and revenue collection. It discusses the role of TRA in promoting economic development and the potential impact of tax reforms.
3. "Revenue Administration in Developing Countries" edited by Richard M. Bird and Milka Casanegra de Jantscher
While not specifically focused on Tanzania, this book provides valuable insights into revenue administration practices in developing countries. It covers topics such as tax policy, tax administration, taxpayer compliance, and the role of revenue authorities in promoting economic growth.
4. "Taxation and Development: The Weakest Link?" edited by Clemens Fuest and George R. Zodrow
This book examines the relationship between taxation and development, including the role of revenue authorities in developing countries. It discusses the challenges faced by revenue authorities in mobilizing domestic resources and the potential impact of tax reforms on economic development.
5. "Taxation and State-Building in Developing Countries: Capacity and Consent" by Deborah Brautigam and Odd-Helge Fjeldstad
This book explores the link between taxation, state-building, and governance in developing countries. It discusses the role of revenue authorities in building state capacity, promoting accountability, and fostering citizen consent through effective tax administration.
Please note that the availability of these books may vary, and it is recommended to check with local bookstores, libraries, or online platforms for purchasing or accessing them.
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