The Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA), in collaboration with the Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes (Global Forum), recently conducted specialized training for auditors as part of the Global Forum’s “Train the Trainer” Programme . Zambia is among the 55 countries participating in this year’s programme, reflecting the country's commitment to strengthening tax administration through international cooperation. National Trainers Leading the Way

In a proactive step towards cultivating tax awareness among youth, the Mauritius Revenue Authority (MRA) —in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Human Resources —has launched the Tax Club Project  across secondary schools.  This forward-thinking initiative aims to instill a strong culture of tax literacy among students by establishing Tax Clubs  in schools. Rather than one-off awareness campaigns, these clubs are envisioned as ongoing platforms for learning, disc

This year marks a significant milestone for the Maldives Inland Revenue Authority (MIRA) as it celebrates 15 years of dedicated service to the nation. Established on 2 August 2010 with just 40 employees, MIRA has grown remarkably to a workforce of over 300 staff members and now operates 18 offices nationwide, making it one of the largest state institutions in the Maldives. Speaking at the staff gathering event, Commissioner General of Taxation, Mr. Hassan Zareer, extended his

IRAS hosted the inaugural Workshop on the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF). This event brought together participants from across the world and was jointly organised by IRAS and the Global Forum Secretariat. Over two days, participants learned about CARF requirements and developed practical implementation plans through interactive sessions led by expert facilitators.

How can we design a durable tax system in the face of long-term fiscal pressures? This is one of the key questions facing all tax authorities and the central issue rais ed in a briefing released recently by Inland Revenue for public consultation. The briefing  is a future-focussed “ think piece ”  that I nland Revenue  is required to produce every three  years under the Public Service Act 2020. The purpose of the  briefing  is to provide information on long-term trends, risks