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Cover Technical Notes and Manuals
Revenue Administration: Administering Revenues from Natural Resources - A Short Primer
Mrs. Andrea Lemgruber
Many developing countries have significant natural resource endowments, presenting a remarkable opportunity to boost long-term growth. However, this opportunity comes with enormous challenges. To maximize social and economic benefits, strong governance and institutional capacity are essential. Effective and transparent tax administration is crucial for properly managing revenues from natural resources so the country may benefit economically and socially from its natural resources. Revenue Administration describes the challenges that developing countries face and presents good practices to help build countries’ long-term institutional capacity.
Keywords:
TNM; tax administration; NR company; NR revenue; NR sector; NR taxpayer; Revenue Administration; Natural Resource Taxation; Extractive Industries; NR-sector issue; NR tax procedure; Tax administration core functions; Administration in revenue administration; Taxpayer services; Auditing; Sub-Saharan Africa; Global
Cover IMF Staff Country Reports
United Arab Emirates: Selected Issues
International Monetary Fund. Middle East and Central Asia Dept.
This Selected Issues paper on the United Arab Emirates highlights the macroprudential policies. The fixed exchange rate and persistent structural liquidity surpluses in upswings add to the difficulties in managing aggregate demand contain credit expansion. The exchange rate peg and the open capital account allow limited room to deviate from the U.S. interest rates. Monetary policy is further constrained by limited liquidity management capabilities, as liquidity forecasting is in its infancy, and central banks liquidity management relies primarily on reserve requirements and standing facilities for liquidity absorption. The lack of a local currency fixed-income market raises the prominence of real estate as an asset class for investment and the exposure of the banking system to the real estate sector.
Keywords:
ISCR; CR; company; GRE; Yes; Dubai; GCC country; GRE debt; debt management; major GRE restructuring; Dubai GRE; Dubai debt restructuring deal; CBU regulation; GRE risk; GCC economy; Dubai World restructuring; Dubai government; Macroprudential policy; Financial sector stability; Corporate governance; Systemic risk; Debt restructuring; Global; Middle East