Search results for "Tax policy"

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The The Land Cadastre in Italy and some fiscal implications: a case study

2023

The Land Cadastre, as an inventory of all relevant real estate in a territory, and most importantly, as a national tax system is, or at least should be, the protago-nist of fiscal, social and civil implications affecting the Italian context. According to unitary farmland incomes, the last revision dates back to 1978-1979, a period that no longer reflects the country’s current socioeconomic situation and does not consider the changes the land market has undergone over the years. Through the analysis of 183 purchases and sales of agricultural land in two districts in western Sicily, this research aims at verifying the adequacy or inadequacy of the current cadastral tariffs. Based on the price…

Urban StudiesEcologySettore AGR/01 - Economia Ed Estimo RuraleEconomics Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous)Land values Equity Tax policyManagement Monitoring Policy and LawNature and Landscape ConservationAestimum
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Nodokļu politikas ietekme uz mazo un vidējo uzņēmumu sektoru

2015

Maģistra darbs izstrādāts ar mērķi izpētīt un salīdzināt nodokļu politikas ietekmi uz mazā biznesa attīstību Latvijā un Eiropas Savienībā, un izstrādāt priekšlikumus valsts atbildīgajām institūcijām ar nolūku veicināt Latvijas MVU attīstības iespējas valstī. Analizējot nodokļu politiku Latvijā un citās Eiropas Savienības valstīs MVU attīstības kontekstā, var secināt, ka nodokļu politikas rezultātā radītās nodokļu sistēmas ES-28 dalībvalstīs ir būtiski atšķirīgas, radot nevienlīdzīgus apstākļus uzņēmējdarbības vidē, kas kopumā veido MVU sektora mainīgo situāciju ES. Saskaņā ar maģistra darbā paveikto pētījumu, tika konstatēts, ka analizējot nodokļu likmju un jaunu uzņēmumu veidošanās rakstur…

VadībzinātneSME sectorMVU sektorstax policytiešie nodokļinodokļu politika
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Is money where the fun ends? Material interests and individuals’ preference for direct democracy

2020

Abstract Are people’s attitudes towards referendums as a decision-making procedure predominantly driven by their material self-interest, or do individuals also value direct democracy as such, regardless of the material payoffs associated with anticipated policy outcomes? To answer this question, we use a survey data set that offers information on respondents’ support for referendums as a procedure to decide on tax policy, their income levels, socio-economic characteristics, and, most importantly, their expectation about the majority’s support for higher taxes. We find that the support of low-income individuals for referendums increases substantially if they expect a clear population majorit…

Value (ethics)Tax policyEconomics and Econometricseducation.field_of_study05 social sciencesPopulationDirect democracyRedistribution (cultural anthropology)Preference0506 political science0502 economics and businessPolitical Science and International Relations050602 political science & public administrationEconomicsSurvey data collectionDemographic economics050207 economicseducationSet (psychology)European Journal of Political Economy
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THE MEMBER STATES OF NORTH EUROPEAN UNION AND LAFFER'S THEORY

2015

In most cases, the current situation of a country or another depends on the historical evolution of its own tax system, especially on the method that it was designed and applied in practice. By the reforms implemented, governments have a difficult task to accomplish, namely finding formulas that provide the financial resources necessary for the functioning of public institutions and reducing the tax burden to taxpayers. This paper aims to determine, by using graphical representation of Laffer's curve, the type of relation between tax burden and tax revenues in Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. The research is based on data provided by the European Commission for18 yea…

fiscal optimum tax tax policyjel:H21Revista Economica
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Panama and the WTO: new constitutionalism of trade policy and global tax governance

2017

"Corrigendum" in Review of International Political Economy, 24(4), p. 738 (DOI: 10.1080/09692290.2017.1332547). Tax havens and tax flight have lately received increasing attention, while interest toward multilateral trade policies has somewhat diminished. We argue that more attention needs to be paid exactly to the interrelations between trade and tax policies. Drawing from two case studies on Panama's trade disputes, we show how World Trade Organization (WTO) rules can be used both to resist attempts to sanction secrecy structures and to promote measures against tax flight. The theory of new constitutionalism can help to explain how trade treaties can 'lock in' tax policies. However, our c…

konstitutionalismitax havensEconomics and EconometricsDouble taxationSociology and Political ScienceREGIMEPanamaDirect taxHAVENSAVOIDANCECOMPETITIONInternational tradeTax reformWTO050601 international relationsEUROPEAN-UNIONconstitutionalism050602 political science & public administrationEconomicsTrade policyta517Trade barrierTAXATIONveroparatiisitta511tax policy517 Political sciencebusiness.industrycommercial policy05 social sciencesCOERCIONInternational economicsnew constitutionalism16. Peace & justiceTax avoidanceInternational taxation0506 political scienceNORMSValue-added taxkauppapolitiikkaPolitical Science and International RelationsveropolitiikkaState income tax511 EconomicsSTRUGGLEbusinessReview of International Political Economy
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Latvijas nelegālā bezakcīzes alkohola aprite

2014

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ēnu ekonomikatax policyalcohol market regulationnoncommercial alcoholEkonomikaEconomybezakcīzes alkoholsalkohola nozares regulācija
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