I'm a Research Fellow at Oxford University's Centre for Business Taxation.
My core areas of interest are public economics, public financial management, and development economics, focusing on taxation. I do applied research using large administrative data sets. Recent projects include estimating the effect of a computerized risk-based evaluation system to curb input tax evasion in VAT, measuring evasion through bunching behavior at minimum value addition kinks, evaluating the impact of penalizing firms for sales to informal sector through an extra tax, analyzing the deterrence effect of randomized audits and behavioral impacts of using large firms for tax compliance.
References: Michael Devereux David Agrawal Michael Best Niels Johannesen Mazhar Waseem
Email: jawad.shah@sbs.ox.ac.uk; Centre for Business Taxation, Said Business School, University of Oxford Park End Street OX1 1HP