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EBM 2.1 USER GUIDE
RRA ACTION PLAN 2024/25
I.1.4. SWOT ANALYSIS
A SWOT analysis was conducted to determine organizational pains (weaknesses and threats) and enablers (strengths and
opportunities). This analysis helps to exploit opportunities and overcome weaknesses, while protecting the organization
from threats from the external environment through the development of contingency plans. Table 1 below presents a
summary of the SWOT analysis.
Table 1: SWOT analysis
Strengths Weaknesses
1. Strong intelligence gathering, and analysis of third-
party data is routinely used to identify compliance
risks and detect unregistered taxpayers;
2. Sound policies and processes to identify and treat
operational risks have been implemented;
3. Electronic ling and payment of tax is fully rolled
out and used;
4. Taxpayers can access information through several
channels at no cost via simplied record-keeping
and reporting arrangements;
5. Dispute resolution mechanisms are appropriately
tiered and used;
6. Internal audit provides assurance of the soundness
of RRA’s internal controls, risk management, and
governance frameworks;
1. Lack of tax gap analysis that hinders the ability of RRA
to prioritize its compliance and taxpayer assistance;
2. Inadequate tax compliance management leading to tax
evasion;
3. Failure to track and register all potential taxpayers in
the tax registry in a timely manner;
4. Inaccurate data in some RRA systems;
5. Delays in recovering tax arrears;
6. Some cases of poor customer care and service delivery;
7. Inadequate skills and competences in some technical
areas;
8. Lack of staff individual development plans;
9. Inability to attract and retain skilled and experienced
staff;
10. Inefciencies in our individual performance
management;
11. Inappropriate working environment in some RRA
ofces;