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A 5% Difference in GDP for a Tax Pressure Rate of Around 1% for Madagascar
With an estimated shortfall of 5% of GDP each year, the issue goes beyond the question of tax rates. For the Ministry of Economy and Finance, part of this gap is explained by the limitations of the control system, but also by practices of fraud, corruption and opacity in certain legal structures. A more efficient tax administration should thus enable a significant increase in public revenues, without necessarily increasing the tax burden on taxp…
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With an estimated shortfall of 5% of GDP each year, the issue goes beyond the question of tax rates. For the Ministry of Economy and Finance, part of this gap is explained by the limitations of the control system, but also by practices of fraud, corruption and opacity in certain legal structures. A more efficient tax administration should thus enable a significant increase in public revenues, without necessarily increasing the tax burden on taxp…
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