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Steuermoral 3 Tax compliance 3 Criminal tax law 2 Cross-border tax evasion 2 Deterrence 2 Einkommensteuer 2 Income tax 2 Information reporting 2 Steuerflucht 2 Steuerstrafrecht 2 Steuervermeidung 2 Targeted audits 2 Tax avoidance 2 Tax evasion 2 Theorie 2 Theory 2 USA 2 United States 2 Außenprüfung 1 Excess Burden 1 Excess burden 1 Financial audit 1 Finanzverwaltung 1 Fiscal administration 1 Internal Revenue Service 1 National Research Program 1 Optimal income taxation 1 Punishment 1 Steuerreform 1 Steuervergünstigung 1 Steuerwirkung 1 Strafe 1 Tax audit 1 Tax effects 1 Tax incentive 1 Tax reform 1 Wirtschaftsprüfung 1 income distribution 1 information reporting 1 tax compliance 1
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Article 4 Book / Working Paper 2
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Article in journal 3 Aufsatz in Zeitschrift 3 Graue Literatur 1 Hochschulschrift 1 Non-commercial literature 1
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English 4 Undetermined 2
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Phillips, Mark D. 6 Green, Richard K. 1
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Lusk Center for Real Estate, Marshall School of Business 1
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Economic inquiry : journal of the Western Economic Association International 1 Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 1 Journal of economic behavior & organization : JEBO 1 National tax journal 1 Working Paper / Lusk Center for Real Estate, Marshall School of Business 1
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Demand for 'The 1%': Tax Incidence and Implications for Optimal Income Tax Rates
Green, Richard K.; Phillips, Mark D. - Lusk Center for Real Estate, Marshall School of Business - 2015
We develop a model for determining the optimal high income linear tax rate when there exist imperfectly substitutable types of labor. If one type is disproportionately prevalent among higher income taxpayers, then wages adjust in response to more progressive taxation and part of the statutory...
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The welfare effects of temporary tax cuts and subsidies : theory, estimation, and applications
Phillips, Mark D. - In: Economic inquiry : journal of the Western Economic … 54 (2016) 1, pp. 612-632
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Deterrence vs. gamesmanship: Taxpayer response to targeted audits and endogenous penalties
Phillips, Mark D. - In: Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 100 (2014) C, pp. 81-98
Taxpayers with large amounts of non-third-party-reported income usually self-report at least a portion of it, an act inconsistent with common theories of compliance. I explain this behavior by generalizing the classical evasion theory to realistically account for the endogeneity of audit and...
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Individual income tax compliance and information reporting : what do the US data show?
Phillips, Mark D. - In: National tax journal 67 (2014) 3, pp. 531-567
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Deterrence vs. gamesmanship : taxpayer response to targeted audits and endogenous penalties
Phillips, Mark D. - In: Journal of economic behavior & organization : JEBO 100 (2014), pp. 81-98
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Essays on individual income tax compliance
Phillips, Mark D. - 2011
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