This article explores a comprehensive strategy to elevate Bangladesh's tax-to-GDP ratio from 6.7% to 12% by the year 2030. The author argues that achieving this goal requires a collective "fiscal compact" involving the government, private sector, and general citizenry to move away from a culture of evasion and political interference. 

By examining successful international case studies like Georgia and Rwanda, the text highlights the importance of digitalization, simplifying tax codes, and eliminating regressive exemptions. The proposed action plan emphasizes that institutional independence and transparent public spending are essential to rebuilding the social contract. Ultimately, the source frames increased revenue collection not merely as a technical target, but as a vital step toward national self-financing and sovereignty.