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Breaking the Rentier Cycle: Tinubu’s Tax Gamble and Nigeria’s Economic Future
For decades, oil has defined Nigeria’s political landscape, where abundant reserves have made the country Africa’s biggest oil producer , the world’s 6th largest...
Why We Need an AI Tax in This Age of Job Displacement
Authors: Kung Chan and Chen Li*
In the fall and winter of 2025, a wave of global layoffs driven by artificial intelligence (AI) quietly intensified....
Greek Government Introduces Tax Cuts Following Protests Over Living Costs
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Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has unveiled a €1.6 billion tax reform package featuring cuts across all income brackets, zero tax for low-income...
Reframing Tax Havens in the Age of Contemporary Global Inequality
Authors: Andi Mohammad Ilham and Andi Mohammad Johan*
Following the 1990s and the wave of U.S. engagement with unipolarity in foreign economic policy, one of...
Taxing Fairly: How Progressive Taxation Can Reduce Economic Inequality
In an age of unprecedented wealth concentration, the gap between the richest and the rest is growing wider by the year. From Silicon Valley...
Regional Tax Governance: An Unexplored Frontier in Asia’s Regional Economic Cohesion
Authors: Andi Mohammad Ilham and Andi Mohammad Johan*
In the midst of global trade confusion, especially following Trump’s machinery tariff back to the global stage,...
I’m a non-smoker – but I still don’t want high cigarette taxes
In its latest crusade against smoking, the European Union is preparing to yet again hike taxes on cigarettes, raising their prices by almost 30%...
Reforming Institutions for Better Fiscal, Not Higher Rates
As the sun sets on 2024, the Indonesian government charts a new fiscal course by raising the Value Added Tax (VAT) rate to 12...
Increase to 12 Percent in Early January, Indonesia Have The Highest VAT Rate in ASEAN
Lately, Indonesian government has inaugurated a policy of increasing the Value Added Tax (VAT) rate by 12 percent as of 1 January, 2025. This...
Family Office for the Ultra-Rich People: Why not Tax Them?
Authors: Muhammad Rafi Bakri and Nabila Qurota Annisa*
As the leadership era came to a close, Mr Joko Widodo still proposed some controversial policies. The Coordinating...