The Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA) has officially launched its Corporate Strategic Plan 2025–2029, outlining a five-year roadmap to strengthen domestic revenue mobilization, accelerate digital transformation, improve taxpayer services, facilitate legitimate trade, and enhance Liberia’s capacity to finance its development.
The CSP is anchored on five strategic goals, including effective, fair, and transparent administration of revenue laws; promoting voluntary compliance; strengthening governance, leadership, human capital, and infrastructure; harnessing technology and data; and deepening cooperation and strategic partnerships.
Under the strategy, the LRA intends to transition from traditional and fragmented processes toward a modern, integrated, and intelligence-led revenue administration, with greater automation and simplified procedures aimed at making compliance easier while improving efficiency, transparency, and accountability.
The strategy also places greater emphasis on strengthening the relationship between the LRA and taxpayers. The Authority intends to make procedures and rulings more accessible, strengthen transparency around revenue performance, protect taxpayer information, and reduce the time and complexity associated with meeting tax obligations.
Speaking at the launch, LRA Commissioner General James Dorbor Jallah said the new strategy goes beyond institutional transformation, describing it as part of a broader national drive toward greater fiscal independence through sustainable domestic resource mobilization.
Commissioner General Jallah highlighted the Authority’s strong revenue trajectory, with domestic revenue collections rising from US$699 million in 2024 to US$848 million in 2025, exceeding the 2025 target of US$804.6
