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Tax in Development – Towards a Strategic Aid Approach

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  • Lundstøl, Olav

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The paper represents a step in the direction of thinking systematically about tax related aid efforts from a poverty and development perspective of an aid agency. It sets out a multi-tiered framework of some key indicators to enable a first ranking exercise for mostlow- and low-middle income countries that are potential candidates for such cooperation from an aid perspective. Summary of Working Paper 77 by Olav Lundstøl.

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  • Lundstøl, Olav, 2018. "Tax in Development – Towards a Strategic Aid Approach," Working Papers 14053, Institute of Development Studies, International Centre for Tax and Development.
    • Handle: RePEc:idq:ictduk:14053
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