For a long time, the revenue collection system of Ethiopian cities has been ineffective, prone to rent-seeking and ineffective. To support this fact with a concrete example, we can raise property tax revenue. Although the tax has been known in Ethiopia since 1944, it does not generate enough income, is not efficient, is not consistent, is not managed in a name but system, and does not give importance.
For a long time, the revenue collection system of Ethiopian cities has been ineffective, prone to rent-seeking and ineffective. To support this fact with a concrete example, we can raise property tax revenue. Although the tax has been known in Ethiopia since 1944, it does not generate enough income, is not efficient, is not consistent, is not managed in a name but system, and does not give importance.
For a long time, the revenue collection system of Ethiopian cities has been ineffective, prone to rent-seeking and ineffective. To support this fact with a concrete example, we can raise property tax revenue. Although the tax has been known in Ethiopia since 1944, it does not generate enough income, is not efficient, is not consistent, is not managed in a name but system, and does not give importance.
For a long time, the revenue collection system of Ethiopian cities has been ineffective, prone to rent-seeking and ineffective. To support this fact with a concrete example, we can raise property tax revenue. Although the tax has been known in Ethiopia since 1944, it does not generate enough income, is not efficient, is not consistent, is not managed in a name but system, and does not give importance.
