Uganda's effort to digitalize the tax administration is a driving factor to improving tax compliance. As a result, the tax payers' register has grown considerably in the past years. This has however created more pressure on the administration as the number of tax officers has not increased accordingly. Although the tax authority has seen an important improvements, the collected revenues are still far from sufficient (only 10 - 12% of GDP).. 

Uganda's effort to digitalize the tax administration is a driving factor to improving tax compliance. As a result, the tax payers' register has grown considerably in the past years. This has however created more pressure on the administration as the number of tax officers has not increased accordingly. Although the tax authority has seen an important improvements, the collected revenues are still far from sufficient (only 10 - 12% of GDP).. 

The tax administration in Senegal is mainly concentrated in Dakar, which decreases the efficiency of tax collection in other regions. It also operates under different ministries, which makes it more complicated to manage and coordinate. The tax administration is relatively successful in collecting tax revenues, although the coverage of the tax system must be expanded further. 

Bangladesh's tax authority (NBR) suffers from an insufficient number of professional officers and although training programmes are in place, the skills of existing staff needs to be improved to properly tackle tax avoidance. The NBR also needs to adopt stricter measures to fight corruption.

The tax authority has consistently improved over the years, however, it has failed to adopt a long term approach to ensure a sustainable stream of tax revenues and to bring more tax payers in the tax net. Although heavy investments have been made into digitalizing the tax system, the newly created technological platforms are not fully utilized.