Tax Justice Advocacy
A Toolkit for Civil Society
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  • Chapter 1Why bother with tax?
    • Why tax matters
    • How countries are deprived of tax revenues
    • Group activities
    • References
  • Chapter 2How to develop your tax advocacy strategy
    • Setting out an advocacy cycle
    • Step 1: Identifying the problem and its root causes and finding a solution
    • Step 2: Assessing your external context
    • Step 3: Setting your tax goals, objectives and indicators
    • Step 4: Developing your key messages
    • Step 5: Deciding on your advocacy approach
    • Step 6: Planning your monitoring and evaluation
    • Appendix 1: Advocacy strategy template
    • Appendix 2: Stakeholder mapping table
    • Group activities
    • References
  • Chapter 3Doing your tax research
    • Research and the advocacy cycle
    • Researching government tax policy
    • Researching the tax contribution of companies
    • Appendix 1: An example terms of reference or tax research
    • Appendix 2: the “poor person’s tax burden” survey
    • Group activities
    • References
  • Chapter 4Getting active on tax
    • Tax advocacy activities
    • Awareness-raising
    • Lobbying
    • Media – expanding your reach
    • Campaigning – popularising your tax advocacy
    • Engaging with corporates
    • Linking up – networks and coalitions
    • Group activities
    • References
  • Glossary
  • Tax resources
Chapter 3: Doing your tax research
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References

  1. See http://www.taxjustice.net/cms/upload/pdf/Ghana_0906_Report_printer_friendly.pdf
  2. See http://www.revenuewatch.org/sites/default/files/IBP%20-%20A%20Guide%20to%20Tax%20Work%20for%20NGOs.pdf
  3. Christian Aid, False Profits: Robbing the Poor to Keep the Rich Tax Free, 2009.
  4. See http://comtrade.un.org
  5. See www.gao.gov/new.items/d09157.pdf
  6. See www.globalreporting.org
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