Property Tax Reform in Developing Countries

Focusing on the challenges and strategies of property tax reform in developing nations, this book explores how effective tax systems can enhance local governance and economic development. It examines case studies from various countries, highlighting best practices and lessons learned. The authors discuss the importance of equitable tax policies, administrative capacity, and community engagement, offering insights into how reforms can lead to improved public services and infrastructure. This comprehensive analysis serves as a valuable resource for policymakers and scholars alike.