Feb 21, 2025
Key publications
Corporate taxation and employment: dispelling the race-to-the-bottom myth
A new report finds challenges the long-standing myth that corporate tax cuts boost employment. Drawing on global data, the study reveals that countries with stronger corporate tax systems tend to achieve better formal employment outcomes, improved wage distribution, and stronger public services — underscoring that fair corporate taxation is key to reducing inequality and supporting decent jobs.
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New PSI report reveals critical role and challenges of Community Health Workers in Malawi & Zambia
This PSI report examines the state of community health workers (CHWs) in Malawi and Zambia, focusing on their crucial role in delivering healthcare services, the challenges they face and the need for increased unionisation.
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- Tanzania
- Tax
- Tanzania Union of Government and Health Employees
- Researchers, Academicians and Allied Workers Union
- Tanzania Local Government Workers Union
- Tanzania Union of Industrial and Commercial Workers
- Zanzibar Federation of Public Service Unions
- PSI
- Africa & Arab Countries
- English-speaking Central, East and West Africa
- Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
- Tax Justice
- Zanzibar Public and Allied Workers Union
Tax policy brief: Lessons from the past
PSI has produced, in collaboration with the FES Tanzania office, a tax policy brief entitled “Lessons from the past”, which sets out a number of recommendations to address illicit financial flows (IFFs) in the mining sector in Tanzania. These IFFs result in government revenue losses that drain resources from sustainable development. They worsen inequalities, fuel instability, undermine governance, and erode public trust.

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