The Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research has advised Ghana's government to use the 2027 national budget to strengthen revenue mobilization. ISSER also wants the tax base broadened, allowing public income to come from a wider range of sources. The institute made the recommendation after launching its State of the Ghana Economy Report 2025. The publication included a critical examination of Ghana's fiscal consolidation in 2025. That review of efforts to stabilize public finances provided the backdrop for ISSER's advice on the coming budget. The institute is focusing attention on revenue collection as a central issue for 2027. The recommendation described did not include specific tax measures or revenue targets.