Tax Justice Network Africa (TJNA) has called on African governments to back tax transparency commitments with implementation, political support, domestic legislation, and adequate funding for the relevant units within the revenue administrations to tackle illicit financial flows and mobilise domestic revenue.TJNA Policy Associate Zandile Ndebele made the call during the African Tax Administration Forum’s (ATAF) Exchange of Information Continenta…
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