Republic of Tajikistan: Tax Administration Development Program 2026-2030

Author: International Monetary Fund. Fiscal Affairs Dept.

Republic of Tajikistan – Tax Administration Development Program 2026-2030

Volume/Issue: Volume 2026 Issue 021

Publication date: April 2026

ISBN: 9798229043434

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Economics- Macroeconomics , Public Finance , Taxation - General , Development - Economic Development , Tajikistan , Tax Administration , Diagnostic , Tax Administration Development Program , Imf publication , draft Tax Administration Development Program , staff of the International Monetary Fund , technical assistance report , report series , Tax administration core functions , Compliance risk management , Informal economy , Revenue mobilization , Global

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Summary

The IMF supported the development of a draft Tax Administration Development Program (TADP) 2026-2030 for the Republic of Tajikistan which outlines a comprehensive strategy to modernize and digitalize the national tax administration system. Building on prior reforms and international best practices, the Program aims to enhance voluntary compliance, reduce the shadow economy, and improve taxpayer services through advanced risk management and digital transformation. Key findings highlight significant progress in digital services and institutional reforms and identify the need to strengthen compliance risk management and interagency cooperation. The Program recommends a sequenced and comprehensive approach focusing on four strategic priorities: enhancing compliance, digital transformation, harmonization with international standards, and organizational excellence.