The non-oil tax reform in Angola: On track or losing momentum?

Odd-Helge Fjeldstad; Søren Kirk Jensen; Francisco Miguel Paulo

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Odd-Helge Fjeldstad, Søren Kirk Jensen and Francisco Miguel Paulo (2014). The non-oil tax reform in Angola: On track or losing momentum? Bergen: Chr. Michelsen Institute (Angola Brief 2)

Portuguese version: A reforma tributária do sector não petrolífero em Angola: No caminho certo ou a perder o dinamismo?

Since 2010, Angola has been implementing a tax reform aiming to increase non-oil tax revenues. This brief addresses main achievements of the reform since mid-2012 on administrative and legislative issues. Does the reform still have momentum? In spite of the rhetoric of modern tax reform characterised by simplification, participation and predictability, the actual reform process appears indecisive and non-transparent.

Portugese version

The non-oil tax reform in Angola: On track or losing momentum?

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