As digitalisation climbs the policy agenda on national, regional, and international stages, tax administrations worldwide are implementing digital reforms and leveraging digitized data. However, ongoing research and policy debate are demonstrating the complexities of implementing effective digital solutions.
Join the first webinar from our upcoming series which will explore how digitalisation is reshaping tax administrations in low income countries, transforming how revenue authorities function and how taxpayers experience the tax system. We’ll spotlight emerging practices, including Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI), which is gaining momentum as a promising framework to streamline tax processes and promote inclusivity.
Co-hosted by the IDS-based International Centre for Tax and Development and the World Bank, this series offers a unique platform for multistakeholder dialogue on the opportunities and obstacles shaping the future of tax administration in the digital era.
Speakers
- Anders Hjorth Agerskov, leads the International Tax Evasion initiative at the World Bank’s Domestic Resource Mobilization unit at the World Bank
- Isaac Kobina Amoako, Chief Revenue Officer and head of the IT Training Centre under the Training & Development Department, Ghana Revenue Authority
- Kalpana Kochhar, Director of Development Policy and Finance, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
- Fabrizio Santoro, Research Fellow and Thematic Lead on Digital Public Infrastructure International Centre for Tax and Development
Additional discussant from the Ghana Revenue Authority: Alex Kombat, Assistant Commissioner of Research & Policy.
Further reading:
How digital public infrastructure could transform tax administration in Africa
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