The political-economy of tax reform in Tanzania: The case of the VAT Act 2014

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Odd-Helge Fjeldstad

Research Professor, Coordinator: Tax and Public Finance

Lise Rakner

Associated Research Professor

Taxation, Institutions and Participation (TIP): The dynamics of capital flows from Africa

Apr 2014 - Oct 2018

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