Tax reform in developing countries - Gillis, Malcolm; Duke University. Center for International Development Research (Durham Duke University Press, 1989)
Toward a Taxonomy for Tax Reform - - Lessons of Tax Reform from the Experiences of Uruguay, Indonesia, and Chile - - Analysis and Reform of the Colombian Tax System - - Comprehensive Tax Reform: The Indonesian Experience - - The Political Economy of the Jamaican Tax Reform - - The Tax Mission to Japan - - Tax Changes Before Tax Policies: Sri Lanka - - Retrospectives on Tax Missions to Venezuela (1959), Brazil (1964), and Liberia (1970) - - The Administrative Dimension of Tax Reform in Developing Countries - - Lessons for LDCS of U.S Income Tax Reform - - On Using Computable Genral Equilibrium Models to Facilitate Tax, Tariff, and Other Policy Reforms in Less Developed Countries - - Risk, Politics and Tax Reform: Lessons From Some Latin American Experiences - - A Political Scientist looks a Tax Reform - - Tax Reform: Lessons Form Postwar Experience in Developing Nations.
Keywords: Taxation -- Developing countries -- Congresses