The Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA) has announced plans to launch a public online portal that will allow citizens to monitor national revenue performance in real time.
The move is to promote transparency and accountability in tax administration.
LRA Commissioner-General, James Dorbor Jallah, made the disclosure on Monday, November 11, 2025, during a regular press briefing held in Monrovia.
Jallah said the online system will provide up-to-date information on revenue inflows, tax categories, and collection trends, allowing the public to track how much the government is generating through domestic sources.
“This new digital platform will give Liberians direct access to real-time data about national revenue collection. It will strengthen transparency, boost public confidence, and ensure accountability in financial management,” Mr. Jallah said.
He said, the initiative aligns with the ARREST Agenda of President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, particularly the component of reform and transparency, which seeks to restore trust in public financial systems.
Jallah added: “The LRA remains committed to modernize tax operations and using technology to enhance efficiency and citizen participation in governance.” By Jamesetta D. Williams