The centre for tax analysis in developing countries
The centre for tax analysis in developing countries
The Rwandan Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning (MINECOFIN) published its sixth tax expenditure report in May 2024.
This study sheds light on the potential of personal income tax (PIT) to address inequality in African countries.
Tax expenditures are departures from the normal rules of the tax system that benefit particular activities or groups of taxpayers, including tax exemptions, tax credits, deductions and lower tax ra
Tax expenditures (TEs) are used widely around the world. Their role in the fiscal systems of low- and middle-income countries has recently attracted increased scrutiny.
In May 2022 the Government of Rwanda published its tax expenditure report for 2020/21.
On Friday 13th May 2022, the Government of Rwanda approved its first Medium-Term Revenue Strategy (MTRS).
Rwanda’s tax expenditure report for 2019/20 was completed and published in May 2021.
This paper profiles and analyses informal taxes and transfer payments made by households in Rwanda, and considers their incidence, scale and distributional effects on household welfa
