Daramola Joseph Omoyele
Economist · Chartered Accountant · Senior Data Analyst · Regulatory & Policy Analytics Specialist
Daramola Joseph Omoyele is an economist, Chartered Accountant, and senior data analyst whose work sits at the intersection of applied economics, public policy, and regulatory governance. His research focuses on how administrative systems, institutional design, and compliance structures shape economic behaviour, policy implementation, and state effectiveness.
He currently works in the private sector with Univelcity Consulting in the United Kingdom, where he contributes to data-driven analysis, reporting systems, dashboard development, and governance-focused analytics. His work emphasises data quality, analytical rigour, and the production of practical insight for decision-makers operating in complex policy and operational environments.
Before this, he developed substantial experience in the public service, where he worked on financial analysis, policy reporting, performance assessment, and administrative data improvement. These roles strengthened his interest in institutional performance, compliance systems, public accountability, and the practical realities of governance.
His broader academic and professional interests include development economics, tax administration, digital governance, applied econometrics, and institutional reform. Across both research and practice, he is committed to evidence-based work that connects quantitative analysis with real-world policy challenges.
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Research & Policy Interests
Digital Governance
Interoperability of identity systems, digital tax administration, and the UK Making Tax Digital regime.
Political Economy
State capacity in emerging economies, electoral participation, and the institutional role of religion.
Applied Econometrics
NARDL frameworks, wavelet coherence analysis, panel ARDL, and macroeconomic dynamics.
Climate & Fiscal Policy
Carbon taxation, net-zero policy architecture, and fiscal coverage gaps in UK climate frameworks.
Tax Administration
Compliance behaviour, HMRC risk selection, and tax administration reform in emerging economies.
Development Economics
FDI-growth nexus, capital flight consequences, and insecurity effects on economic growth in Nigeria.
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Selected Publication Highlights
- Tariff Threats and Digital Tax SovereigntyWorking Papers / Preprints • 2026 • SSRNRead Publication →
- Religion as an Economic Institution in Sub-Saharan AfricaJournal Articles • 2026 • World Journal of Advanced Research and ReviewsRead Publication →
- Nigerian SME Tax Compliance and Investigation Handbook: How Business Owners, Accountants and Startups Can Handle Tax Queries, Audits and Assessments in NigeriaBooks / Handbooks • 2026 • Independently PublishedRead Publication →
- Monetary Transmission Capacity and Inflation Dynamics in Sub-Saharan AfricaWorking Papers / Preprints • 2026 • SSRNRead Publication →
- Making Tax Digital for Self-Employed Workers and Landlords: A Practical Guide to Avoiding Reporting Errors, Software Mistakes and HMRC Compliance RisksBooks / Handbooks • 2026 • Independently PublishedRead Publication →
- Asymmetric and time-frequency effects of insecurity and macroeconomic dynamics on economic growth in NigeriaWorking Papers / Preprints • 2026 • Research Square (Preprint)Read Publication →
- Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on Economic Growth in Sub-Sahara Africa CountriesJournal Articles • 2026 • Haut (Vol. 24, Issue 4)Read Publication →
- How HMRC Really Selects Businesses for Investigation: The Hidden Triggers, Risk Signals, and Tax Mistakes That Put UK SMEs on HMRC's RadarBooks / Handbooks • 2026 • Independently PublishedRead Publication →
- Higher Education, Labour Migration, and Remittance Outflows: A Migration Lifecycle Analysis of Nigerian Migrants to the United Kingdom, 2021–2025Working Papers / Preprints • 2026 • SocArXivRead Publication →
- Health Expenditure and Life Expectancy: Cross-Country Panel Evidence on the Moderating Role of Education and InfrastructureWorking Papers / Preprints • 2026 • SocArXivRead Publication →
- Economic Consequences of Capital Flight in Nigeria: Evidence from an Economic Linkages FrameworkJournal Articles • 2026 • International Journal of Development and Economic Sustainability (Vol. 14, Issue 1)Read Publication →
- Early Compliance Note: Residency Tax Orientation StatementWorking Papers / Preprints • 2026 • SSRNRead Publication →
- Carbon Taxation and Climate Policy in the United Kingdom: The Coverage Problem in UK Net-Zero Policy ArchitectureJournal Articles • 2026 • British Journal of Environmental Studies (Vol. 14, Issue 1)Read Publication →
- Behavioural reporting noise in digital tax administration: Compliance signal distortions under the UK making tax digital for income tax regimeJournal Articles • 2026 • World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews (Vol. 29, Issue 3)Read Publication →
- Automated Decision-Making in UK SMEs: Operational Compliance Challenges under Article 22 UK GDPRWorking Papers / Preprints • 2026 • SSRNRead Publication →
- The Altar of Accountability: A Public-Interest Examination of Institutional Religion, Accountability, and Social JusticeBooks / Handbooks • 2026 • Independently PublishedRead Publication →
- Administrative Reach and State Capacity: Interoperability Failures in Nigeria's Digital Identification InfrastructureJournal Articles • 2026 • International Journal of Development and Economic Sustainability (Vol. 14, Issue 3)Read Publication →
- Administrative Barriers and Electoral Participation: Evidence from Nigeria’s 2023 Presidential ElectionJournal Articles • 2026 • African Studies Quarterly (Vol. 24, Issue 2)Read Publication →