README.md

metadata

pretty_name: ISORA — International Survey on Revenue Administration (FY2014–FY2024)
license: other
license_name: isora-data-portal-terms
license_link: LICENSE
language:
  - en
tags:
  - isora
  - international-survey-on-revenue-administration
  - tax-administration
  - revenue-administration
  - tax-authority
  - taxation
  - tax
  - tax-policy
  - tax-compliance
  - tax-collection
  - vat
  - corporate-income-tax
  - personal-income-tax
  - public-finance
  - fiscal-policy
  - government-revenue
  - revenue-statistics
  - economics
  - macroeconomics
  - development-economics
  - public-sector
  - government
  - e-government
  - digitalization
  - imf
  - international-monetary-fund
  - oecd
  - adb
  - ciat
  - iota
  - ra-fit
  - cross-country
  - comparative
  - panel-data
  - time-series
  - survey-data
  - open-government-data
  - sdmx
annotations_creators:
  - expert-generated
multilinguality:
  - monolingual
source_datasets:
  - original
size_categories:
  - 100K<n<1M
task_categories:
  - tabular-classification
  - tabular-regression
configs:
  - config_name: observations
    default: true
    data_files:
      - split: train
        path: data/observations/*.parquet
  - config_name: indicators
    data_files:
      - split: train
        path: data/indicators.parquet
  - config_name: indicator_history
    data_files:
      - split: train
        path: data/indicator_history.parquet
  - config_name: jurisdictions
    data_files:
      - split: train
        path: data/jurisdictions.parquet
  - config_name: coverage
    data_files:
      - split: train
        path: data/coverage.parquet
  - config_name: revisions
    data_files:
      - split: train
        path: data/revisions.parquet

ISORA — International Survey on Revenue Administration, FY2014–FY2024

Every published answer of every ISORA survey round, in one clean long-format panel, with the metadata you need to use it responsibly: what each question means in each questionnaire generation, which questions changed wording (or meaning) between rounds, which jurisdictions answered which question in which year, and how published values were revised between releases.

ISORA is the joint survey of national tax administrations run by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), the Inter-American Center of Tax Administrations (CIAT), the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the Intra-European Organisation of Tax Administrations (IOTA) and the OECD. It covers revenue collections, budgets and staffing, registration, filing and payment, arrears, audit and compliance risk management, dispute resolution, taxpayer services, digitalisation, governance and institutional arrangements. The IMF publishes the data through the ISORA Data Portal (isoradata.org), and this dataset is built from the IMF SDMX API that sits behind that portal.

Unofficial redistribution. This dataset is not produced or endorsed by the IMF, ADB, CIAT, IOTA, the OECD or any tax administration. The data remain subject to the ISORA Data Portal Terms and Conditions and the IMF Copyright and Usage policy — read the LICENSE file. You may publish ISORA data provided the source is acknowledged; see Citation.

Observations	796,601 (observations table)
Jurisdictions	182 tax administrations (alpha-3 codes, IMF practice)
Indicator codes	1,868 distinct question/answer codes with data
Fiscal years	FY2014 – FY2024 (eight survey rounds: ISORA 2016 → ISORA 2025)
Tables	observations · indicators · indicator_history · jurisdictions · coverage · revisions
Formats	Parquet (data/), gzip CSV copies (csv/), build metadata (metadata/)
Source snapshot	IMF SDMX API, retrieved 2026-09-20T04:42:35Z
Keywords	ISORA, RA-FIT, tax administration, revenue administration, tax authority, tax agency, IMF Fiscal Affairs Department, OECD Tax Administration Series, CIAT, IOTA, ADB, tax compliance, tax collection, VAT, CIT, PIT, PAYE, tax arrears, tax audit, taxpayer registration, e-filing, e-payment, tax administration staffing, tax administration budget, TADAT, public finance, government revenue, panel data, cross-country comparison

Quick start

from datasets import load_dataset

obs = load_dataset("FrenchCastle/isora-tax-administration", "observations", split="train").to_pandas()
ind = load_dataset("FrenchCastle/isora-tax-administration", "indicators", split="train").to_pandas()
hist = load_dataset("FrenchCastle/isora-tax-administration", "indicator_history", split="train").to_pandas()

import pandas as pd

# 1. Pick a question and look at its history across questionnaire generations first.
hist.set_index("indicator_code").loc["80040_3", ["label_2016", "label_2018", "label_2020plus", "comparability_flag"]]

# 2. Build a country × year panel of one indicator (values already in base local-currency units).
net_revenue = (
    obs[obs.indicator_code == "80040_3"]
    .pivot(index="jurisdiction_code", columns="fiscal_year", values="value_local_currency_units")
)

# 3. Wide table of every numeric indicator for one jurisdiction-year.
fra_2023 = obs[(obs.jurisdiction_code == "FRA") & (obs.fiscal_year == 2023) & (obs.value_status == "value")]
fra_2023.pivot(index="indicator_code", columns="fiscal_year", values="value_numeric")

# 4. Categorical answers: the closed list of options is in indicators.answer_categories.
ind.loc[ind.indicator_code == "80700", ["questionnaire_generation", "label", "answer_categories"]]

DuckDB works directly on the Parquet files:

SELECT jurisdiction_name, fiscal_year, value_numeric
FROM 'data/observations/*.parquet'
WHERE indicator_code = '337_001'      -- net revenue collected as % of GDP (derived by ISORA)
ORDER BY 1, 2;

About ISORA

ISORA collects tax administration data from national or federal tax administrations through an online platform administered by the IMF, using common questions and definitions agreed by the five partner organisations. Participation is voluntary; after collection the partners review the data for accuracy, completeness and consistency, then publish the finalised round. Participants in ISORA 2020 and later rounds agree in advance that all data they provide can be placed in the public domain; every row in this dataset carries the source flag PUBLIC_DATA = true.

Survey round	Collected in	Fiscal years covered	Participating administrations (as published)
ISORA 2016	2016	2014, 2015	135
ISORA 2018	2018	2016, 2017	159
ISORA 2020	2020	2018, 2019	156
ISORA 2021	2021	2020	156
ISORA 2022	2022	2021	165
ISORA 2023	2023	2022	166
ISORA 2024	2024	2023	164
ISORA 2025	2025	2024	166

Until 2021 the survey ran every two years and collected two fiscal years at a time. After ISORA 2018 the questionnaire was redesigned: a smaller annual core is asked every year and a larger periodic module (governance, human resources, compliance risk management, taxpayer services, tax operations) is asked every four years — it was included in ISORA 2023 (FY2022), which is why that year has roughly twice as many indicators as its neighbours.

The IMF exposes the published data as three SDMX dataflows, one per questionnaire generation. This dataset keeps that distinction because the question codes and wording differ between them:

Questionnaire generation	Source dataflow	Fiscal years	Rows	Jurisdictions	Indicator codes
ISORA 2016	ISORA_2016_DATA_PUB v2.0.0	FY2014–FY2015	185,360	131	1,000
ISORA 2018	ISORA_2018_DATA_PUB v2.0.0	FY2016–FY2017	254,942	155	1,072
ISORA 2020+	ISORA_LATEST_DATA_PUB v5.0.0	FY2018–FY2024	356,299	182	701

Coverage by fiscal year:

Fiscal year	Collected in	Jurisdictions	Indicator codes	Rows
2014	ISORA 2016	131	1000	92,679
2015	ISORA 2016	131	999	92,681
2016	ISORA 2018	155	1072	127,395
2017	ISORA 2018	155	1072	127,547
2018	ISORA 2020	157	302	40,898
2019	ISORA 2020	157	304	41,306
2020	ISORA 2021	165	312	41,571
2021	ISORA 2022	174	314	43,580
2022	ISORA 2023	174	675	92,313
2023	ISORA 2024	164	353	48,181
2024	ISORA 2025	167	349	48,450

The six tables

observations (default config)

One row per jurisdiction × indicator × fiscal year. Keys are unique within each questionnaire generation and, because fiscal years do not overlap between generations, unique overall.

Column	Type	Description
jurisdiction_code	string	Alpha-3 code as used in the IMF ISORA codelists (ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 except KOS for Kosovo). ISORA 2016/2018 published numeric IMF codes; they were mapped through the ISO annotation of the IMF codelist.
jurisdiction_name	string	Name exactly as published by the IMF (IMF naming practice, without prejudice to the status of any territory).
fiscal_year	int16	Fiscal year the answer refers to. Fiscal-year definitions differ by jurisdiction.
survey_round	string	Round in which that fiscal year was first collected (ISORA 2016 … ISORA 2025). Values for earlier years may have been revised in later rounds.
questionnaire_generation	string	ISORA 2016, ISORA 2018 or ISORA 2020+ — which codelist / questionnaire family the indicator_code belongs to. Join to indicators on both this and indicator_code.
indicator_code	string	Source code of the question or answer cell (e.g. 80040_3, 337_001, PARTICIPATION_RATE). Codes are reused across generations, sometimes with different wording.
indicator_label	string	Label of the code in that generation's codelist (denormalised for convenience).
indicator_value_kind	string	What this indicator's answers look like in the data: numeric, binary, categorical, free_text, mixed, no_values (inferred from the published values, see below).
value_raw	string	The published value, verbatim (before any cleaning).
value_numeric	float64	Parsed number when the published value is numeric, else null. Stored exactly as published (see Units).
value_text	string	Cleaned text answer (HTML fragments removed, encoding glitches repaired, whitespace collapsed), else null.
value_status	string	value, not_available, not_applicable, empty, unrecognized_code (table below).
unit_multiplier	int8	The source SCALE attribute (0 or 3).
monetary_unit	string	thousands of local currency (ISORA 2016/2018 money questions), local currency units (ISORA 2020+ money questions, i.e. every row with unit_multiplier = 3), or null for non-monetary indicators.
value_local_currency_units	float64	Harmonised money amount in base units of the jurisdiction's currency (2016/2018 values × 1 000; 2020+ values unchanged). Null for non-monetary indicators. Not converted across currencies.
form_status	string	Source workflow flag on the observation (CERTIFY, EDIT, REEDIT) or null.
footnote	string	Free-text note published with the observation (cleaned), or null.
source_dataflow, source_dataflow_version	string	Provenance: which IMF dataflow version the row came from.

value_status	Rows	Share	Meaning
value	664,349	83.4%	a numeric or text answer is present
not_available	113,785	14.3%	the administration answered D (data not available) to a numeric question
not_applicable	9,203	1.2%	the administration answered Not Applicable
empty	7,738	1.0%	the cell was published empty
unrecognized_code	1,526	0.2%	the published value is the undocumented code P (ISORA 2016 only)

indicator_value_kind	Rows	What it means
numeric	455,528	every published answer is a number
binary	253,326	answers are Yes / No
categorical	82,533	answers come from a closed list (≤ 25 distinct values)
mixed	2,856	numbers and text both occur (usually a category plus a numeric ‘other’)
no_values	2,358	only D, empty or not-applicable cells were published

indicators

One row per questionnaire generation × indicator code (3,569 rows), i.e. the three source codelists flattened with every annotation the IMF attaches to a code, plus statistics computed from the observations. Key columns: label, display_label, description (rarely filled at source), form_code / form_name (the survey form, e.g. Form F. Operational metrics), question_ref (e.g. Form D - Q2, ISORA 2020+ only), section, topic_group / topic_subgroup (the IMF Indicators by Topic hierarchy, ISORA 2020+ only), report_table_index / report_table_title (where the code appears in the IMF review tables), indicator_type (the source's declared type: binary, count, currency, percent, nominal, ordinal, text, date, unspecified — unreliable, see caveats), observed_value_kind (inferred from data), answer_categories (the closed list of answers actually observed, most frequent first), is_derived / formula / numerator / denominator / legend (ISORA-computed ratios such as 337_001 net revenue as % of GDP), is_monetary, is_local_currency, label_mentions_thousands, is_periodic (periodic-module question), is_review_indicator, n_observations, n_observations_with_value, n_jurisdictions, fiscal_years_with_data, has_observations (codelists contain codes that were never published with data).

indicator_history

One row per indicator code (2,551 codes) describing how the code appears across the three questionnaire generations: in_2016 / in_2018 / in_2020plus, the label in each generation, label_changed_2016_to_2018, label_changed_2018_to_2020plus, similarity scores of the normalised labels (0–1), n_generations, fiscal_years_with_data, observation counts and a comparability_flag:

comparability_flag	Codes	Meaning
single_generation	1,759	The code exists in only one questionnaire generation.
label_stable	439	Present in two or three generations with the same wording (after normalising case, punctuation and spacing).
label_changed	353	Present in more than one generation with different wording — check whether the meaning changed before stitching a time series.

226 codes exist in all three generations, 566 in two, 1,759 in one. 183 codes changed wording between ISORA 2016 and ISORA 2018, 215 between ISORA 2018 and ISORA 2020+.

jurisdictions

One row per jurisdiction with data (182 rows): jurisdiction_code, jurisdiction_name, imf_numeric_code, IMF region / sub-region / regional technical-assistance centre, World Bank region and FY2015 income group (a snapshot carried in the IMF codelist, not current), WEO group, fragile / small-developing-state flags, membership flags (ADB, CIAT, IOTA, OECD, OECD Forum on Tax Administration, EU, G20, G7, WCO, WAEMU) as recorded in the IMF codelist, and participation computed from the data (fiscal_years_with_data, survey_rounds_with_data, in_isora_2016 / in_isora_2018 / in_isora_2020plus, n_observations).

coverage

One row per generation × indicator × fiscal year (6,752 rows) counting how many jurisdictions were published for that question in that year, split by value_status (n_value, n_not_available, n_not_applicable, n_empty, n_unrecognized_code, n_jurisdictions_reporting). This is the questionnaire matrix: it tells you which questions were asked (or at least published) in which year, and how well they were answered.

revisions

The IMF API still serves earlier published versions of the consolidated FY2018+ dataflow. Each version is the dataset as released after a survey round, so differences between versions are revisions of previously published answers. Three vintages were compared on every jurisdiction × indicator × fiscal year key they share (359,777 keys):

Vintage	Content
ISORA_LATEST_DATA_PUB v2.0.0	ISORA 2023 release, FY2018–FY2022
ISORA_LATEST_DATA_PUB v4.0.0	ISORA 2024 release, FY2018–FY2023
ISORA_LATEST_DATA_PUB v5.0.0	ISORA 2025 release, FY2018–FY2024 (the vintage used for observations)

The table lists, in long format (one row per key × vintage), only the keys where something meaningful changed (42,552 keys), with a change_type:

change_type	Keys	Meaning
value_revised	2,787	A number was replaced by a different number (beyond published precision) or by a sentinel.
text_revised	47	A categorical/text answer changed.
scale_convention_change	20,114	The number changed by exactly ×1 000: the 2023 release published money in thousands, later releases in base units (see Units). Not a revision of the answer.
added_in_later_release	16,189	The key was absent from an earlier release covering that year (question added, back-filled or late submission).
removed_in_later_release	3,415	The key was present in an earlier release and dropped later (question withdrawn or answer removed).

Differences that are only formatting (thousands separators, float precision, rounding to the coarser published precision, encoding glitches, letter case) are not listed. Example of a real revision: Australia's 337_084 (on-time filing rate, CIT) for FY2022 was published as 72.88 in the 2023 and 2024 releases and as 68.68 in the 2025 release — the latter equals the FY2021 value of the earlier releases. Users who need "the value as first published" can rebuild it from this table; users who need "the latest view" should simply use observations.

Working with questions that changed over time

ISORA question codes are not stable identifiers of meaning across the three questionnaire generations. Three patterns occur:

1. Same code, same question, new wording. 80250_3 is Non-tax revenue - Net in 2016 and 2018 and Net revenue collected by the tax administration (in thousands in local currency)-Non-tax revenue in 2020+. Comparable.
2. Same code, narrower or broader question. 88360 is Administration pre-fills returns or assessments (2016, 2018) but Administration pre-fills PIT returns or assessments (2020+). 85710_268 is Other verification interventions - Total additional assessments… (2016), Automated audits - Total additional assessments… (2018) and Value of additional assessments raised from audits and verification actions… - Electronic compliance checks (2020+). Comparability is a judgement call.
3. Same code, unrelated question. 92670 is Categories of third party information used to pre-fill returns - Other income - description (2018) and Description of tax deductible expenses that are prefilled in PIT tax returns and assessments (2020+). Not comparable.

Recommended workflow:

• Start from indicator_history; filter comparability_flag == "label_stable" for series that can be stitched with little risk, and read both labels for label_changed codes.
• Join observations to indicators on (questionnaire_generation, indicator_code) so each value carries the definition that applied when it was collected. Never join on the code alone.
• Use coverage to see in which years a question was actually asked; the periodic module (indicators.is_periodic) only has data for FY2022 within the consolidated generation.
• Within ISORA 2020+ the questionnaire is stable across FY2018–FY2024 (the same codelist version is published for all seven years); the revisions table shows which earlier answers were revised in later rounds.
• The ISORA 2016 → ISORA 2018 transition is smoother (605 shared codes, mostly same questions) than ISORA 2018 → ISORA 2020+ (a redesigned, much shorter questionnaire).

Units and currency

• Money is in the jurisdiction's own currency and is not converted. indicators.is_local_currency marks national-currency questions. Derived ratios (337_*, 398_*, 111_*) are unit-free.
• The three generations publish money differently. ISORA 2016 and 2018 published amounts in thousands (as asked on the form) with SCALE = 0. The consolidated ISORA 2020+ dataflow publishes the same questions already multiplied out to base currency units and marks them with SCALE = 3 (verified against GDP: France's 398_001 for FY2022 is published as 2 638 008 000 000 with SCALE = 3, i.e. EUR 2.64 trillion; the ISORA 2023 release had published 2 638 008 000, in thousands). Do not multiply ISORA 2020+ values by 1 000.
• value_local_currency_units removes the ambiguity: it is always base units (41,020 rows converted from thousands, 39,451 rows taken as published). value_numeric stays exactly as published for traceability.
• Counts (staff, taxpayers, returns), percentages and ratios are published as-is.

What was changed relative to the source (transformation notice)

Values were not altered. The following was done, and is reversible through value_raw:

1. Three SDMX dataflows were stacked into one long table with a common schema; the dataset-level and series-level attribute rows of the SDMX-CSV were dropped.
2. Numeric IMF jurisdiction codes (ISORA 2016/2018) were mapped to the alpha-3 codes used by the consolidated dataflow, via the ISO annotation of the IMF codelist (Kosovo: 967 → KOS, the IMF's current code; the 2018 codelist annotated it UVK).
3. The mixed-type OBSERVATION string was split into value_numeric / value_text / value_status. D → not_available; Not Applicable / N/A → not_applicable; P → unrecognized_code; digit strings with space grouping (163 310 020) → number.
4. Text answers and footnotes: HTML fragments such as <br/> and entities removed, whitespace collapsed, and 64 values plus 141 footnotes with double-encoded UTF-8 (‘ → ‘, Türkiye → Türkiye) repaired.
5. Monetary harmonisation (monetary_unit, value_local_currency_units) as described above.
6. Indicator metadata flattened from SDMX annotations; declared types normalised (Counting → count, trailing spaces removed); observed value kinds, answer categories, coverage, cross-generation history and inter-release revisions computed.
7. Jurisdiction attributes taken from the IMF CL_ISORA_ISO_COUNTRY codelist; Yes/No flags converted to booleans.

Nothing was imputed, interpolated, deduplicated or filtered out.

Caveats and known issues in the source

• Self-reported, voluntary. Answers are provided by the administrations and reviewed by the partners, but definitions are applied locally; read the ISORA guide before comparing countries.
• D and P. 113,785 cells are D — the ISORA convention for no data available on a numeric question, distinct from a question that was skipped. 1,526 ISORA 2016 cells contain P, a code that does not appear in the surviving documentation; it occurs only on numeric questions and is treated as missing (unrecognized_code).
• Declared types are unreliable. In the 2020+ codelist 817 of 1 098 codes have no declared type and several count questions (Total number of returns received - CIT) are typed currency. Use indicator_value_kind / observed_value_kind, which are inferred from data.
• Scale attribute inconsistency between generations (see Units). The label_mentions_thousands flag exists because in ISORA 2016/2018 the unit is only stated in some labels.
• Categorical answers are not fully harmonised at source: InPlace and In Place, Implmenting and Implementing, option a) with a stray <br/>, leading spaces in ISORA 2016 answers. Cleaning removed markup and whitespace but did not merge spellings.
• Codelists include codes without data (283 in 2016, 116 in 2018, 397 in 2020+): questions suppressed from publication or never asked. indicators.has_observations flags them.
• Fiscal years are the administrations' own fiscal years and do not align across countries.
• Combined tax-and-customs administrations sometimes report total staff or expenditure for both functions (the IMF notes this on the staff tables).
• World Bank income groups in jurisdictions are the FY2015 classification stored in the IMF codelist. Join current classifications yourself if you need them.
• Revisions: the observations table is the latest published view (ISORA 2025 release). If you compare with figures quoted in older IMF/OECD publications, consult revisions.
• Territorial names follow IMF practice (e.g. China, P.R.: Hong Kong, Taiwan, Kosovo, Republic of, Türkiye, Rep of) and are without prejudice to the status of any territory.

Provenance and reproducibility

Everything comes from the public IMF SDMX API (https://api.imf.org/external/sdmx/3.0, agency ISORA), retrieved on 2026-09-20T04:42:35Z:

Dataflow	Version	Data structure	Last updated at source	Used here
ISORA_2016_DATA_PUB	1.0.0	ISORA:DSD_ISORA_PUBLISHED(1.0+.0)	2025-03-31T14:48:21.329477Z	no
ISORA_2016_DATA_PUB	2.0.0	ISORA:DSD_ISORA_PUBLISHED(1.0+.0)	2025-06-19T04:06:43.477036Z	observations
ISORA_2018_DATA_PUB	1.0.0	ISORA:DSD_ISORA_PUBLISHED(2.0+.0)	2025-03-31T14:48:21.358333Z	no
ISORA_2018_DATA_PUB	2.0.0	ISORA:DSD_ISORA_PUBLISHED(2.0+.0)	2025-06-19T04:06:43.532576Z	observations
ISORA_LATEST_DATA_PUB	2.0.0	ISORA:DSD_ISORA_PUBLISHED(4.0+.0)	2025-03-28T16:08:59.158309Z	revisions
ISORA_LATEST_DATA_PUB	4.0.0	ISORA:DSD_ISORA_PUBLISHED(5.0+.0)	2025-07-04T18:22:18.692447Z	revisions
ISORA_LATEST_DATA_PUB	5.0.0	ISORA:DSD_ISORA_PUBLISHED(6.0+.0)	2026-06-15T17:13:23.041621Z	observations

Structures used: DSD_ISORA_PUBLISHED 1.0.0 / 2.0.0 / 6.0.0 with their codelists (CL_INDICATOR 1.0.2, CL_ISORA_TAX 1.0.3 and 6.0.6, CL_COUNTRY, CL_JURISDICTION 4.8.4, CL_ISORA_ISO_COUNTRY 2.0.1), the hierarchies H_CL_INDICATORS_BY_TOPIC 2.2.0, H_CL_PERIODIC_INDICATORS 2.0.0, H_CL_DERIVED_INDICATORS 2.0.0, H_CL_REVIEW_INDICATORS 2.1.0 and the label codelist CL_RAFIT_LABELS. Dataset-level attributes (license URL, citations, publication dates) were read from the SDMX 2.1 CSV endpoint and are stored in metadata/build_summary.json.

The full pipeline (download, transformation rules, unit tests, this card's template) is in pipeline/ and is MIT-licensed; python -m isora_hf.sdmx_client && python -m isora_hf.build && python -m isora_hf.card rebuilds the dataset from scratch. Re-running it after the next ISORA release (expected mid-2027 for FY2025) is how this dataset will be updated.

Official documentation — questionnaires, completion guides, review and derived tables per round — is in the ISORA Documents Catalog (the files are served through the portal's download buttons and are not mirrored here). The IMF also publishes analytical reports on each round (ISORA 2016: Understanding Revenue Administration, 2019; ISORA 2018: Understanding Revenue Administration, 2021; ISORA 2023: Tax Administration: Performance and Practices, 2026), and the OECD's annual Tax Administration series is built on the same data for 58 jurisdictions.

Citation and acknowledgement

Any publication using these data must acknowledge the source. The citation requested by the publisher (from the source metadata) is:

The International Survey on Revenue Administration (ISORA). http://isoradata.org. Accessed on [date].

Full source citation:

The Asian Development Bank (ADB), the Inter-American Center of Tax Administrations (CIAT); the International Monetary Fund (IMF); the Intra-European Organisation of Tax Administrations (IOTA); and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), International Survey on Revenue Administration: https://ISORADATA.ORG

If you also want to credit this cleaned redistribution:

@misc{isora_hf_2026,
  title        = {ISORA -- International Survey on Revenue Administration, FY2014--FY2024 (cleaned redistribution)},
  howpublished = {Hugging Face dataset \url{https://huggingface.co/datasets/FrenchCastle/isora-tax-administration}},
  year         = {2026},
  note         = {Unofficial restructuring of data published by the IMF on behalf of ADB, CIAT, IMF, IOTA and OECD through the ISORA Data Portal (https://isoradata.org). Data subject to the ISORA Data Portal Terms and Conditions.}
}

Licence

license: other — ISORA Data Portal Terms and Conditions of Data Access and Use plus the IMF Copyright and Usage policy, reproduced in LICENSE. In short: you may use and publish the data with appropriate acknowledgement of the source; the data are provided as is, without warranty; you indemnify the partner organisations against third-party claims arising from your use; the partner organisations' immunities are preserved; contact copyright@imf.org for commercial reuse questions. The pipeline code is MIT-licensed.

Dataset version

• 1.0.0 (2026-09-20): first release, built from ISORA_2016_DATA_PUB 2.0.0, ISORA_2018_DATA_PUB 2.0.0 and ISORA_LATEST_DATA_PUB 5.0.0 (ISORA 2025 release, FY2024 data published June 2026).