Impact investing and tax transparency in Africa must go hand-in-hand by Martins Arogie
By: Arogie, Martins
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ArticleSubject(s): ÁFRICA | INVERSIONES | POLITICA FISCAL | NACIONES UNIDAS
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Tax Notes International v. 116, n. 5, November 4 2024, p. 841-849Summary: In this article, Arogie explains the need for impact investors to include tax revenue capacity and tax compliance data in reports on the outcome of their investments to ensure that the impact investments are working to help lift communities toward achievement of the U.N. sustainable development goals for 2030.
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In this article, Arogie explains the need for impact investors to include tax revenue capacity and tax compliance data in reports on the outcome of their investments to ensure that the impact investments are working to help lift communities toward achievement of the U.N. sustainable development goals for 2030.
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