Jörgen Levin and Lars M Widell creator text Sweden Örebro University 2007 monographic 34p. In this paper there is an estimate of the amount of tax evasion in customs authorities in both Kenya and Tanzania by calculating measurement errors in reported trade flows between the two countries and correlate those errors with tax rates. They found that the measurement error is correlated with the tax rates in both Kenya and Tanzania. According to the Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index, Kenya is more corrupt than Tanzania, but in this study they found that the coefficient on tax is higher in Tanzania compared to Kenya implying that tax evasion on imported goods is higher in Tanzania compared to the Kenya. Tax Evasion, Corruption ISSN 1403-0586 iffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff/ax_evasion_in_kenya_and_tanzania.pdf iffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff/ax_evasion_in_kenya_and_tanzania.pdf