Dar es Salaam, April 30 -- Taxes are a crucial source of revenue for governments.

However, many Developing Countries struggle to collect sufficient revenues to finance the most basic of services such as healthcare and education, and finance investments in hAuman capital and infrastructure, placing a disproportionate burden on citizens, particularly the poor.

The World Bank estimates that 86% of low-income countries collect less than 15% of GDP in taxes, which is considered the minimum level of taxation that a country should collect to support its growth and development.

The Tanzanian Government has taken fundamental steps to make its tax system gain efficiency by leveraging technology, improve operational performance, enhance complianc...