Richard Pomp has drafted tax codes in China, Zambia, Vietnam and Gambia.
One lesson he learned as an academic consultant is that it’s a good idea to get the business community invested in the new tax rules. Another lesson is that a smaller country’s taxing powers more closely parallels the circumstances in a state like Connecticut than in a big country like the United States.
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