A new IMF paper reports that despite years of strong GDP growth, Ethiopia’s tax-to-GDP ratio remains among the lowest in Sub-Saharan Africa. This limits the government’s ability to invest in infrastructure, public services, and long-term development. The report offers a clear-eyed look at what’s holding the country back, from weak VAT and income tax collection to a shrinking trade base, and uses benchmarking and data-driven modeling to show just how much potential revenue is being left on the table. Download the full report below.
