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This contribution investigates the justifiable spread between labor and capital income tax rates under a dual income tax, based on arguments put forth in Nielsen and Sørensen (1997). An efficient generalized instrumental variables estimator proposed by Hausman and Taylor (1981) is employed in a...
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The paper summarizes the arguments in favor of a shift from comprehensive to dual income taxation and complements the … individual and household taxation, including the most recent dual-income-tax reforms in the Nordic countries, but nevertheless … argue that it may be worthwhile for the EU Commission to consider dual income taxation as a blueprint for income tax …
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income under such a tax system, paying special attention to the taxation of income from closely held corporations. It is …
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capital-income taxation under an income tax, including the current Nordic dual income taxes and broadly similar approaches …
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consumption taxation. Our analysis focuses on the role of income shifting as a drawback for consumption-tax reform. We consider a …
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This paper analyzes the influence of capital gains taxation on the decision to realize capital gains and losses when …
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There is scant evidence of business owners engaging in tax-motivated shifts in organizational form. The main reason is the lack of micro data for tracking the movement of taxpayers across organizational modes. By utilizing rich Norwegian micro data on individuals, firms, and firms' owners in the...
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Generational Accounting is only a shortcut to a general equilibrium analysis because it is assumed that individual decisions are unaffected by policy reforms. Nonetheless only two studies examine the accuracy of Generational Accounting, but Fehr and Kotlikoff (1996) consider changes in...
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compared to individual taxation, joint taxation with income splitting provides couples with more insurance against the risk of … from individual taxation to joint taxation with income splitting can raise all couples' expected welfare. …
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of a move towards either individual taxation or family splitting. In terms of economic efficiency a switch towards … individual taxation performs better than family taxation, due to reduced labor market distortions and improved insurance … provision. The efficiency increases even further when individual taxation is combined with a child-splitting factor. Since such …
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