Resumes: Chief of Party -- Tax Administration Reform
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Objective: DAI seeks an experienced Chief of Party (COP) for an anticipated USAID-funded tax administration reform project in Southeast Asia. The program will provide technical assistance in tax administration, tax enforcement, and public financial management to mobilize greater government revenue and reduce the tax compliance burden on the private sector. The project will assist the government in streamlining and implementing tax administration and enhancing the services provided to taxpayers. Technical assistance to the Ministry of Finance on tax policy matters to improve revenue policy formulation (e.g. strategic planning, revenue analysis, tax policy review, and simplification) is also anticipated. Core Responsibilities: The COP will be responsible for overall project management, including field team mobilization and leadership; development and implementation of work plans, operational budgets and performance monitoring plans; coordination with the USAID mission, government officials, other donors and partner organizations, and ensuring achievement of project results and objectives. The COP will supervise key project staff and ensure compliance with DAI policies and USAID rules and regulations. The position will be based in Southeast Asia. Core responsibilities include:
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Resumes: Chief of Party -- Tax Administration Reform
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