The Doing Business indicators review the taxes and mandatory contributions that a medium-size company must pay or withhold in a given year, as well as measures of administrative burden in paying taxes. This indicator examines the legal, institutional, and social dynamics underlying tax collection and compliance in a country and considers how taxes affect a country's overall environment for doing business.
BizCLIR methodology qualitatively examines the processes of the country's system for paying taxes. BizCLIR's tool takes extra steps to review the whole business, legal, and social environment as it relates to taxes. A team of experts interview stakeholders in government, the private sector, and civil society to understand the process of paying taxes. These areas are evaluated using indicators divided among the four pillars:
- Legal/Regulatory Framework
- Implementing Institutions
- Supporting Institutions
- Social Dynamics
BizCLIR's systematic tool enables us to scrutinize the business environment from dynamic angles current quantitative indicators overlook. BizCLIR's qualitative assessment of the entire economic establishment helps us understand the reasoning underlying the indicator scores. BizCLIR's analysis offers our clients quick, thorough assessments and recommendations in order to determine real solutions for developing economies.
