The IMF, OECD, UN and World Bank Group joint initiative ‘platform for collaboration on tax’ is consulting until 8 July 2016 on a set of recommended strategies for delivering revenue improvement in developing countries. A detailed analysis will be submitted for the G20 finance ministers meeting in July. The discussion draft seeks views on matters including:
· the balance of roles for governments, technical development assistance providers, donor countries/agencies and other stakeholders;
· whether managerial knowledge and skills are as important as technical skills; and
· whether current tools for the effective measurement and evaluation of capacity support are adequate.
The IMF, OECD, UN and World Bank Group joint initiative ‘platform for collaboration on tax’ is consulting until 8 July 2016 on a set of recommended strategies for delivering revenue improvement in developing countries. A detailed analysis will be submitted for the G20 finance ministers meeting in July. The discussion draft seeks views on matters including:
· the balance of roles for governments, technical development assistance providers, donor countries/agencies and other stakeholders;
· whether managerial knowledge and skills are as important as technical skills; and
· whether current tools for the effective measurement and evaluation of capacity support are adequate.
