Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA) has entered an agreement with Holland tax administration in a bid to improve Rwanda's taxation policies and minimise the tax gap. The two-year bi-lateral cooperation was signed on Thursday in Kigali by RRA's Commissioner General Richard Tushabe, and Holland's International tax advisor Peter P.E van Tienhoven.

Tushabe said the cooperation not only aims at strengthening Rwanda-Holland economic ties but also focuses on helping RRA cut down on its taxation imbalances through training local tax administrators. "This agreement is meant to help us improve our taxation system through training majorly in Auditing, Risk management, international taxation and other tax-payer services," Tushabe said.

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