This page is dedicated to analytical tools and data as well as country-specific reports, conferences and other events, and online learning programs in the revenue domain.

The IMF has developed analytical tools and survey instruments that are used to identify the relative strengths and weaknesses of countries’ revenue administration and tax policy. The results can be used to set strategic priorities, design interventions, and allocate scarce resources to support targeted and balanced development. The IMF has also developed online learning programs that help government officials in designing, administering, and modernizing their tax system. The country-specific reports are the results of IMF CD missions, various consultations, and other engagements with member countries in the revenue field.

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  • Analytical Tools and Data
  • Analytical Tools and Data

    This section contains analytical tools and data sources providing useful insights into tax policy and tax and customs administration issues.

    Among the analytical tools are ISORA and ISOCA which contain data on tax and customs administrations—allowing comparative cross-country analysis of revenue administration operations, performance, and other characteristics. RA-GAP facilitates tax gap analysis. FARI enables the evaluation and analysis of fiscal regimes for the extractive industries. WoRLD is a compilation of government tax and non-tax revenues whereas the TPRD is a novel and comprehensive database of tax policy measures.

  • Country-Specific Reports
  • Country-Specific Reports

    This section includes a selection of documents highlighting the country specific capacity development work of the IMF as well as experiences of individual countries in domestic revenue mobilization.

    Sharing experience and information through country reports facilitates international and peer-group comparisons and is often useful in providing an indication of key issues as well as how achievable specific development targets are, and over what timescale.

Country reports
  • Conferences and Seminars
  • Conferences and Seminars

    A schedule of IMF conferences, seminars, and workshops allowing government officials with interest in fiscal issues to follow the live or on-demand version of these events.

    A selection of past and upcoming, live and virtual IMF conferences, seminars, workshops, and similar events in the revenue domain providing details on the title, date, and location of the events as well as the topics covered, and the presenters involved.

  • Online Learning
  • Online Learning

    As part of its capacity development toolbox, the IMF offers multiple, highly effective online courses both for tax policy as well as revenue administration professionals.

    The IMF online course portfolio in the revenue space allows government officials to gain or broaden their knowledge in relevant areas such as management and governance of tax administrations, tax gap and revenue performance analysis, the design, administration, and monitoring of a tax system, revenue forecasting, as well as fiscal policy and its macroeconomic implications.

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