Kigali, Rwanda — The latest Policy Support Investment (PSI) for Rwanda, recently approved by the International Monetary Fund, includes new reforms aimed at helping meet set targets for its Economic Development and Poverty Reduction Strategy 2 (EDPRS2).
"We want to help the Rwanda government with its objectives of enhancing revenue mobilization and this will be done through broadening the tax base of the country, removing tax exemptions and improving the tax administration," IMF Resident Representative Dr. Mitra Farahbaksh said recently. Other reforms involve improving the effectiveness of the monetary policy which IMF has been helping the National Bank of Rwanda with.
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