Reforming the personal income tax system in Angola: An alternative proposal

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Odd-Helge Fjeldstad, Søren Kirk Jensen and Francisco Miguel Paulo (2014). Reforming the personal income tax system in Angola: An alternative proposal. Bergen: Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI Insight 2014:3)

Reforming the personal income tax legislation in Angola has been under preparation since 2011. There are many challenges related to creating an effective and fair tax system in a highly unequal society that the Angolan Government will have to take into consideration. This Insight examines the proposal for personal income tax reform in light of the current government’s campaign slogan of growing more and distribute better, which are two areas that can be directly influenced through the tax system. The purpose of this Insight is to contribute to the public debate about the tax reform in Angola.

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