Revenue Mobilisation and Tax Administration ReformWorkshops and Executive Study Tour
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More Revenue. Better Systems. Stronger Public Finance.
Many governments across Africa face the same challenge: significant revenue potential exists within the economy, yet inefficient tax administration, narrow tax bases, compliance gaps and weak revenue systems continue to limit public revenue.
This programme addresses that gap. It moves delegates beyond traditional tax collection approaches towards modern, data-driven revenue mobilisation and tax administration reform. Participants will examine how governments can broaden the tax base, improve taxpayer compliance, strengthen revenue institutions and use digital systems and analytics to improve collection.
The programme combines international best practices, practical case studies, institutional peer learning and practitioner-led sessions. Delegates will leave with practical approaches for strengthening revenue mobilisation and a reform agenda that can be adapted to their institution or jurisdiction.
What You Will Gain
Participants will learn how to:
- Develop strategies for strengthening domestic revenue mobilisation and expanding the tax base.
- Identify and address tax compliance gaps, leakages and revenue losses.
- Apply modern approaches to taxpayer registration, assessment, collection and enforcement.
- Use digitalisation, data and analytics to improve tax administration and compliance.
- Strengthen tax policy and administration coordination to support sustainable revenue growth.
- Improve taxpayer services, voluntary compliance and trust in the tax system.
- Apply international best practices in tax administration reform.
- Develop a practical revenue mobilisation and tax administration reform action plan.
Programme
Day 1 — Revenue Mobilisation Strategy and the Modern Tax System.
Day 2 — Tax Administration, Compliance and Revenue Collection.
Day 3 — Digital Tax Administration, Data and Revenue Analytics
Day 4 — Study Tour, Peer Review and Revenue Reform Action Planning
Day 5 — Leadership Action Planning: Revenue Reform Strategy, and Implementation.
Who Should Attend?
Public sector and revenue institutions: Commissioners of Taxation, Directors-General, Heads and Directors of Revenue Authorities, senior tax administrators, finance officials and senior public-sector policymakers.
Tax and financial administration: Heads of Tax Administration, Tax Policy Directors, Revenue Managers, Customs and Excise officials, Accountants-General and senior finance professionals.
Policy, reform and enforcement: Senior policymakers, economic advisers, public-sector reform leaders, compliance and enforcement officials, and professionals involved in revenue policy and administration.
Programme Fee
£3,000 | Early booking and institutional group rates available
International Delegate Support
TL First can provide official programme and visa-support documentation following confirmed registration, together with assistance relating to accommodation options, airport transfers and programme logistics.
Logistics
Visa invitation letters
Official letters confirming the event, venue and dates — issued promptly to support your application.
Accommodation
Hotel options at negotiated group rates, close to the London training venue.
Airport transfers
Ground transport and transfers arranged on request for a seamless arrival
A dedicated coordinator
One named point of contact from confirmation through to your return home.
Certificate
Participants will receive a Certificate in Revenue Mobilisation and Tax Administration Reform.
Dates & Locations
16 – 20 Nov 2026 (London, Oxford)
25 – 29 Jan 2027 (London, Oxford)
15 – 19 Feb 2027 (Kigali)
Reserve your place
The programme is deliberately limited to a senior executive cohort to support meaningful interaction, workshops and peer review.
