Journal of Tax Reform
2015 - 2026
Current editor(s): Igor Mayburov From Graduate School of Economics and Management, Ural Federal University Contact information at EDIRC. Bibliographic data for series maintained by Natalia Starodubets (). Access Statistics for this journal.
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Volume 12, issue 3, 2026
- Tax Administration 3.0 and the Digital Tax Compliance Equilibrium: Theory and Cross-Country Evidence from Real-Time Reporting Reforms pp. 472-496

- Mariya G. Paskaleva and Ani Y. Stoykova
- From Tax Administration to Digital Governance: A Mapping of the Global Research Landscape pp. 497-516

- Mirzohidjon Mukhammadaliyev, Otabek Kasimov, Makhamatjon Kasimov and Shohista Omonova
- When Tax Incentives Signal Sustainability: Evidence from Corporate Sustainability Index pp. 517-534

- Minh Phuong Nguyen, Thu Thuy Nguyen and Nhu Quynh Nguyen
- Is there Interregional Tax Competition in Corporate Income Tax? Evidence from Russia pp. 535-552

- Konstantin V. Vekerle, Ilya A. Sokolov and Sergei G. Belev
- Sectoral Composition and Tax Revenue Performance in Tanzania: An ARDL Analysis with Robustness Checks pp. 553-570

- Heriel E. Nguvava
- Should Basic Foodstuffs Be Taxed? Evidence on Equity and Revenue from Indonesia pp. 571-594

- Spin Rinto and Riatu Mariatul Qibthiyyah
- The Impact of Inclusive Tax Policy in the Context of Overcoming the “Middle-Income Trap”: The Case of the Republic of Armenia pp. 595-615

- Andranik Margaryan, Atom Margaryan and Garik Petrosyan
- Excise Taxation and Its Impact on Health in China: Evidence from Regional Differences between North and South pp. 616-633

- Hongjie Gao and Igor Mayburov
- Audit Committees are not Enough: Board Financial Expertise and Corporate Tax Avoidance pp. 634-652

- Musa Shehu, Yusniyati Yusri, Mohammad Noor Hisham bin Osman and Siti Zaidah Binti Turmin
- Tax Administration Reform and the Hidden Dynamics of Corporate Tax Misconduct: Evidence from an Emerging Market pp. 653-673

- Nguyen Thi Ngoc Lan and Hung Ngoc Dang
- Tax Burden vs Tax Structure: Heterogeneous Growth Effects across EU Countries, Portugal, and New Member States pp. 674-692

- André Tavares, Gualter Couto and Pedro Pimentel
- The SME Tax Paradox in Georgia: Data Fog, Regulatory Anxiety, and Fiscal Squeeze in a High-Performing Tax System pp. 693-714

- Tamar Barbakadze
Volume 12, issue 2, 2026
- Why Do Tax Reforms Fail? Evidence from African Political Economy (1980–2025) pp. 246-265

- Ikechukwu Andrew Mobosi
- Environmental Taxes and Emissions: The Moderating Role of the Shadow Economy, AI, and ICT in OECD Countries pp. 266-287

- Faiza Saleem and Liya Xu
- Does Public Capital Expenditure Strengthen Tax Capacity? Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 288-309

- Abas Hamdie Nigusie, Getaneh Mihret Ayele and Mekonnen Mengistie Melkie
- Foreign Direct Investment as a Determinant of Corporate Tax Revenue in Emerging Economy: Evidence from Tanzania pp. 310-323

- Noah Athanas and Heriel E. Nguvava
- Assessing the Economic Effects of Tax Incentives in Russia’s Special Economic Zones: The Difference-in-Differences Method pp. 324-339

- Ilya V. Naumov and Anna A. Salomatova
- Labor Tax Wedge and Total Factor Productivity: Evidence from China pp. 340-358

- Yancheng Liu, Zhiyuan Luo and Wenqi Xu
- The Interplay between Efficiency, Equity and Simplicity in Vietnam’s Personal Income Tax Reform: A Simulation-Based Analysis pp. 359-375

- Nguyen Cong Phuong and Le Thi Na
- Digitalization and Tax Equity in the Global Economy: Evidence from a Panel VAR Analysis pp. 376-398

- Nouhaila Kerroum, Hind Tahtah, Zakariae Bel Mkaddem and Wahiba Kerroum
- Behavioral Interventions and SME Tax Compliance: Evidence from a Field Experiment in Ethiopia pp. 399-416

- Moges Asmare Sisay and Igor A. Mayburov
- Do Remittances Increase Tax Revenue? The Conditional Role of Financial Inclusion in Africa pp. 417-436

- Naftaly Mose, Abdul-Ganiu Adam, Stoyan Tanchev and Irsan Hardi
- Do Higher VAT Rates on Financial Services Increase Public Spending? Evidence from Cross-Country Panel Data pp. 437-449

- Guillermo Peña
- The Diminishing Returns of Compounding Sin Taxes: An ARDL Structural Break Analysis of the Philippine Market pp. 450-465

- James Benedict Gamboa Cuesta
Volume 12, issue 1, 2026
- The Impact of Tax Administration Digitalization on Tax Systems in Latin America pp. 6-24

- Ekaterina Yu. Grabareva and Alexander I. Pogorletskiy
- How Digital Governance Enhances Environmental Tax Revenue Capacity: The Role of Institutional Quality and Economic Complexity in OECD Countries pp. 25-39

- Faiza Saleem and Liya Xu
- Digitalization, Government Revenue, and Structural Breaks: An ARDL Cointegration Approach for Uzbekistan pp. 40-58

- Otabek Kasimov, Shohista Omonova and Makhamatjon Kasimov
- Comparative Analysis of Dividend and Capital Gains Taxation: Implications for Investment Decisions in OECD Countries pp. 59-77

- Monia Chikhaoui
- The Impact of Policy Signals of Environmental Tax Reform on the Structural Transformation of China’s Electric Power Industry pp. 78-100

- Ye Chenghao and Yulia V. Leontyeva
- TOPSIS-entropy method for assessing the effectiveness of tax instruments: a case study of the Russian tax system pp. 101-124

- Leisan A. Gafarova
- Carbon Taxation, Environmental Regulation, Collusion and Competition: An Advanced Game-Theoretic Model pp. 125-141

- Salah Salimian and Saman Ghaderi
- Balancing the Tax Structure for Inclusive Growth: Evidence from Türkiye pp. 142-157

- Gözde Nalbant Efe
- The Distributional Effects of VAT Rate Changes: Evidence from Indonesian Household Food Expenditure pp. 158-176

- Indarto Premandaru and Vid Adrison
- The Role of Corporate Digital Transformation in Tax Evasion Practices: The Case of China’s Non-Financial Listed Companies pp. 177-198

- Xu Weichen and Igor Mayburov
- Informal Economy and Governance Quality Impact on Tax Revenue in African Countries pp. 197-218

- Dejene Mamo Bekana
- Digitalization and Tax Planning under BEPS Reforms: Empirical evidence from U.S. Multinational Technology Firms pp. 219-239

- Saber Abbassi, Mahmoud Faouzi Chaoubi, Imane Zanouda and Youssera Djehiche
Volume 11, issue 4, 2025
- Regulatory Quality, Political Stability, and Tax Revenue Performance: Empirical Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 757-773

- Tekalign Negash Kebede
- Tax Burden, Business Environment and Performance of SMEs: New Evidence from Vietnam pp. 774-790

- Vu Sy Cuong and Luu Huyen Trang
- Effect of Corporate Taxes on Business R&D Expenditure in Central Europe pp. 791-803

- Naftaly Mose, Stoyan Tanchev, Vyara Kyurova, Kamal Deen Moro and Michael Provide Fumey
- The Impact of Taxes on Manufacturing Growth: The Case of Russia pp. 804-822

- Valentine P. Vishnevsky, Vitaly N. Nespirny and Alexey V. Polovyan
- Political Transitions and the Effective Corporate Tax Rate in Tunisia: Empirical Evidence from 2008 to 2024 pp. 823-835

- Houneida Ben Brahim, Imen Ben Saanoun and Mounira Ben Arab
- The Impact of Environmental Tax Policy on Green Total Factor Productivity: The Case of Urban China pp. 836-857

- Ye Chenghao and Igor Mayburov
- The Optimal Income Tax Rate in Spain: A Nonlinear Approach using Laffer Curve and Economic Crises Dummies pp. 858-875

- Fernando Pinto-Hernández, Miguel Cuerdo-Mir and Alfredo Cabezas-Ares
- Examining the Welfare Dimensions of Environmental Tax Policies: Evidence from Climate Vulnerability, Employment Vulnerability, and Income Inequality pp. 876-902

- Osman Babamu Halidu, George Ohene Djan, Abdul-Aziz Iddrisu, Benjamin Yeboah and Michael Gift Soku
- Assessing the of Fairness of Local Property Taxation: A Case Study of Tel Aviv, Israel pp. 903-917

- Mordekhay Mintz and Boris A. Portnov
- Targeted Tax Incentives for Diversification and Resilience in Macau’s Gaming Economy: A Greater Bay Area Study pp. 918-936

- Chun Cheong Fong
- Assessing the Relationship between Corporate Audit Committees’ Characteristics and Tax Aggressiveness: The Case of Pakistan pp. 937-953

- Farah Naz, Bisma Malik, Abdulateif A. Almulhim and Abul Hassan
Volume 11, issue 3, 2025
- Tax Buoyancy and Revenue Mobilization in Emerging Economies: Empirical Insights from India pp. 494-511

- Sanjeeb Kumar Dey
- Mapping the Landscape of Tax Revenue Research: A Bibliometric Analysis of Its Evolution, Current Status, and Emerging Frontiers pp. 512-531

- Asegid Getachew Woldeamanuel and Tekalign Negash Kebede
- Could Environmental Related Taxes Moderate the Impacts of Digital Transformation and Renewable Energy Consumption on Environmental Degradation in OECD Economies? pp. 532-547

- Faiza Saleem and Liya Xu
- Revisiting the Economic Growth Effects of Environmental Taxes: Empirical Evidence from Global Level pp. 548-575

- Osman Babamu Halidu, Abdul-Aziz Iddrisu, George Ohene Djan, Michael Gift Soku and Kwasi Poku Appiah
- Asymmetric Effects of Environmental Taxes, Regulatory Quality, and Fossil Fuel Use on Renewable Energy Consumption: A Quantile Analysis of G-20 Countries pp. 576-591

- Pranay Purohit and Himani Baxi
- The Impact of Tax Incentives on the Innovative Capacity of Renewable Energy Enterprises in China pp. 592-611

- Ying Wang, Igor Mayburov and Ye Chenghao
- International Tax Reform in the Digital Economy: Theoretical Framework and Empirical Simulation of Multi-Factor Allocation Systems pp. 612-642

- Mariya Paskaleva and Ani Stoykova
- Is there a Causal Effect Between the Climate Vulnerability Components and the Government Tax Revenue in Ghana? ARDL Approach pp. 643-661

- Benjamin Yeboah, Kingsley Appiah and Michael Yeboah
- Impact of the Political Regime Characteristics on Tax Reform Efforts in Ethiopia pp. 662-677

- Zeleke Addisu Gudeta, Amsalu Bedemo Beyene and Lemessa Bayissa Gobena
- Estimation of the sub-national fiscal potential of WAEMU countries using satellite images of nighttime lights data pp. 678-691

- Moïse Laïfoya Lawin
- Tax Base Dynamics and Revenue Trends in Spain: A Comparative Analysis of Major Taxes (1995–2023) pp. 692-712

- Fernando Pinto, Alfredo Cabezas-Ares and Miguel Ángel Alonso-Neira
- Implications of Tax Reforms on Tax Potential in Kenya: An Econometric Analysis pp. 713-730

- Irene Wanjiku Karuga, Moses Mutharime Mwito and Paul Joshua Mugambi
- Tax Convergence in BRICS: History and Perspectives pp. 731-750

- Anna P. Kireenko
Volume 11, issue 2, 2025
- Tax Implications for Digital Content Creators in Latin America: A Comparative Study in Five Countries pp. 267-281

- Nelly Rosario Moreno-Leyva, Lady Cutipa, Percy Morocco, Christian Salazar, Karen Yosio Mamani Monrroy and Lorena Martinez-Soto
- The Impact of Tax Reform on Tax Ratios: A Comparative Analysis of the Transition from the Official Assessment System to the Self-Assessment System in Indonesia and Selected Asian Countries pp. 282-305

- Yossinomita Yossinomita, Rina Hartanti, Rosmeli, Junaidi Junaidi, Fathiyah Fathiyah and Arna Suryani
- The Role of Tax in Moderating Capital Structure Dynamics and their Effect on Financial Stability and Profitability: Evidence from Malaysian Telecom Companies pp. 306-321

- Faiza Saleem
- Institutional and Structural Determinants of Tax Revenue Mobilization in Kenya pp. 322-340

- Naftaly Mose, Stoyan Tanchev, Michael Provide Fumey and Frank Agyemang Karikari
- Unlocking Innovation: The Economic Impact of R&D Tax Credit Policies pp. 341-357

- Behrooz Shahmoradi and Abolfazl Bagheri
- Priority Areas for Strengthening the Tax Capacity of Municipalities in Russia pp. 358-380

- Leisan A. Gafarova
- Fiscal Burden of Self-Employed Persons in the Context of Tax Reforms and other Legislative Changes in the Czech Republic pp. 381-396

- Michal Krajňák and Kateřina Krzikallová
- The Impact of Social Values on Attitudes Toward Economic and Tax Policies in an Emerging Country: Vietnam case pp. 397-416

- Minh Huong To and Binh Minh Tran
- How does Spiritual Well-Being and Religious Attitude Influence Tax Compliance? Evidence from Turkiye pp. 417-433

- Süleyman Dikmen, Hüseyin Güçlü Çiçek and Işil Kaya
- Corruption, Tax Morale and Tax Evasion: An Experimental Study from Indonesia pp. 434-450

- Yudistira Permana and Muhammad Ryan Sanjaya
- Do female directors make corporate tax strategies more conservative? Evidence from Chinese listed companies pp. 451-468

- Xu Weichen and Igor Mayburov
- Change of Behaviour of High-Income Taxpayers: Income Bunching in the Last Kink Point of the Spanish Personal Income Tax (1982–2012) pp. 469-487

- José Torres Remírez
Volume 11, issue 1, 2025
- Practice, Opportunities, and Challenges of Electronic Tax System from Taxpayer’s Perspective: Evidence from Ethiopia pp. 6-24

- Tekalign Negash Kebede, Dereje Daniel Tona and Tamirat Ludego Fitamo
- Estimating Tax Buoyancy for Nigeria in the light of Emerging Tax Reforms pp. 25-38

- Elias A. Udeaja, Mariam Yusuf and Peter F. Offum
- Determinants of Tax Revenue in East African Countries: Evidence from Sudan & Rwanda pp. 39-56

- Bantyergu Engida Bati
- Taxation and Financial Leverage in Emerging Markets: Insights from Pakistan’s Karachi Stock Exchange-100 pp. 57-73

- Rida Nazeer, Syed Shafqat Mukarram and Faiza Saleem
- Analysis of Optimal Tax Ratio and Efficiency of Regional Tax Revenue: A Case Study of Provinces in Indonesia pp. 74-99

- Yossinomita Yossinomita, Effiyaldi, Ayu Feranika, Mardiana R, Irfan Hassandi, Mira Gustiana Pangestu and Yosi Fahdillah
- Linear Transformation Method in the Formation of the Personal Income Tax Scale in Russia pp. 100-120

- Leisan A. Gafarova
- Growing the Global Economy through Climate Change Mitigation: A Causal Mediation Analysis of Environmental Taxes and Green Incentive pp. 121-148

- Tony Azaanamaal, William Coffie and Samuel Fosu
- Can Environmental Protection Tax Reform Promote Green Comprehensive Efficiency Productivity? Evidence from China’s Provincial Panel Data pp. 149-174

- Ye Chenghao, Igor Mayburov and Gao Hongjie
- Impacts of Environmental Taxes on Sustainable Development Goals: Balancing Environment and Equity pp. 175-199

- Heng Kiat Sing, Nivakan Sritharan and Lisa Lee Hua Ngui
- The Dynamics of Tax Compliance: How Attitudes, Social Influence, and Peer Effects Shape SME’s Compliance Behavior in Tanzania pp. 200-220

- Mohamed Issa Buzohera
- The Impact of Ownership Structure and Corporate Governance on Tax Aggressiveness of Indonesian Public Companies: Implications of the 2008 Tax Reform pp. 221-242

- Busra Kurniawan and Vid Adrison
- Tax Incentives and Social Spending Amidst COVID-19: A VECM Analysis in a Subnational Government (case of Jakarta province, Indonesia) pp. 243-260

- Faisal Labib Zulfiqar, Tomy Prasetia and I Gusti Ketut Agung Ulupui
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