Review of Recent Literature

Nigar Hashimzade, Antoine Malézieux, Lynne Oats

Abstract


A selection of recently published papers is reviewed. The aim is to bring together tax administration-related papers from the diverse range of outlets in which they are published. The review is necessarily selective, and the Journal welcomes suggestions for inclusion of papers in subsequent reviews.


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