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Tax in Developing Countries: Increasing Resources for Development

Inquiry

The report published by the International Development Committee highlighted the importance of tax collection in developing countries, and recommended that the UK’s aid programme should increase its focus on supporting tax authorities.This is equally valid for all forms of taxation, including VAT, personal income taxation and corporate taxation. It is also essential that taxes are paid on a fair and equal basis by local companies and individuals as well as foreign investors, the International Development Committee recommended that this sort of work should be given higher priority within the UK’s future aid programmes.

Reports, special reports and government responses

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6th Special Report - Tax in Developing Countries: Increasing Resources for Development: Government Response to the Committee's Fourth Report of Session 2012-13
Inquiry Tax in Developing Countries: Increasing Resources for Development
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4th Report - Tax in Developing Countries: Increasing Resources for Development - Volume I (Volume I: Report, together with formal minutes, oral and written evidence)
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4th Report - Tax in Developing Countries: Increasing Resources for Development - Volume II (Volume II: additional written evidence)
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