COMMENTS ON OECD/G20 INCLUSIVE FRAMEWORK’S REPORT ON PILLAR ONE – AMOUNT B
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Tax compliance: The idiosyncrasy of Jakarta men in Senegal
Source of the picture of Jakarta Men[1]: https://www.sudquotidien.sn/thiak-thiak-dans-dakar-et-sa-banlieue-un-business-florissant-pour-les-jeunes/ Several studies have been conducted to assess tax compliance attitudes in Senegal. Petit and Jalles (2018)[2] assessed the reforms to mobilize revenue
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Request for Double Taxation Agreement (DTA) Renegotiation: Resilience of Burkina-Faso?
“The Nigerian tax treaty draft would require us to make concessions which are far in advance of the terms which other lower-income countries have accepted in treaties with us.” Taxation
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Isomorphism in the denunciation of Double Taxation Agreement (DTA) in Mali and in Niger
“The Nigerian tax treaty draft would require us to make concessions which are far in advance of the terms which other lower-income countries have accepted in treaties with us.” Taxation
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Heterogeneity of tax compliance in Sierra Leone
Tax compliance is influenced by numerous factors. Taxpayer perceptions of the tax system, trust in the state, social solidarity, and economic conditions, among others, often presuppose the willingness of taxpayers
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