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Tax evasion, tax progression, and efficiency wages

2004

Abstract More progressive taxes raise employment in imperfect labour markets. However, this prediction is not robust. For example, any employment effect vanishes in a constant profit efficiency wage economy. It is demonstrated that tax evasion opportunities can re-establish positive employment effects of higher tax progression.

Economics and EconometricsDouble taxationLabour economicsValue-added taxTax creditAd valorem taxState income taxEconomicsDeferred taxTax reformFinanceIndirect taxEconomics Letters
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On the Acceptability of the Ambient Tax Mechanism: An Experimental Investigation

2009

There is a common belief among nonpoint source pollution managers that ambient taxes are likely to raise acceptability problems. In this paper, we empirically assess the acceptability of ambient taxes. Concretely, we ask participants in an experiment to play the role of polluters who choose between (A) an ambient tax scheme and (B) an individual tax system (polluters are heterogeneous, with small, medium and large capacity polluters). In case (A), polluters' payoff depends on total emissions and on natural variability whereas in case (B) polluters earn a sure payoff. The sure payoff level reflects polluters' maximal profit under the individual tax system and ranges from 40% to 95% of pollut…

MicroeconomicsTax creditStochastic gameDeferred taxEconomicsTax basisNatural variabilityIndirect taxProfit (economics)Group decision-makingSSRN Electronic Journal
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Corporate income tax accounting in Spain: an empirical study

2012

Since the initial application in Spain of the tax effect accounting method based on the international accounting standards (IAS 12 income tax) in 1990, very few empirical studies have examined whether this method provides significant information for decision making. The paper analyses the fiscal information provided in the financial statements, evaluating the significance of the differences between the tax effect accounting method and the taxes payable method and establishing that this one might be acceptable in small companies.

Value-added taxbusiness.industryAccounting information systemDeferred taxState income taxGross incomeAccountingBusinessTax reformTax avoidanceIndirect taxInternational Journal of Critical Accounting
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