“Of citizens and taxes: A global scan of civil society work on taxation“ – We conducted an extensive scan of 171 organizations across 66 countries to better understand the emerging field of civil society engagement with domestic tax issues.

“The politics of tax reform in low- and middle-income countries” – We examined the main players involved in the politics of tax reform, the way in which the substance of tax reform shapes political forces, and the process by which taxes are eventually reformed. A summary of “reflection points” around these issues is available here.

“A Taxing Journey: How civic actors influence tax policy” – This paper synthesizes findings from the first set of in-depth case studies of succcessful domestic tax reform campaigns around the globe to understand how civil society has proposed and pushed for specific tax reforms or opposed reforms that had been introduced by the government. Summaries of the seven country case studies (France, Guatemala, Kenya, Mexico, Philippines, Uganda and the United States) are also available.

Latin America Tax Expenditure Research, Analysis and Learning (LATERAL) project – a long-term project in collaboration with ten organizations across Latin America to build their capacity to analyze and influence tax expenditure policies in their countries. IBP has provided partners with capacity building, research and advocacy support, peer learning opportunities and linkages to regional actors and events.