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How do government-supplied institutional benefits and the taxation and regulation of producers affect the propensity of private firms to enter the unofficial economy and evade taxation? We propose a model in which the incentive of firms to operate underground depends on tax rates relative to...
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How do government-supplied institutional benefits and the taxation and regulation of produc- ers affect the propensity of private firms to enter the unofficial economy and evade taxation? We propose a model in which the incentive of firms to operate underground depends on tax rates relative to...
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In this paper we propose a model of how institutional benefits, taxation and government regulations affect the productive activity of private enterprises. We consider an environment in which public officials enforcing tax and regulatory obligations are potentially corruptible, and markets for...
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We study an optimal commodity taxation problem and show that consumers have an important role as tax enforcers. Firms evade taxes by not issuing sales receipts. Requesting receipts is costly for buyers but forces ?rms to remit taxes to the government. To compensate buyers, the government o¤ers...
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's cumulative prospect theory. The model predicts empirically plausible magnitudes of tax evasion despite low audit probabilities …, intuitive, and factual, but is contrary to the prediction made by expected utility theory. Furthermore, the optimal tax rates … predicted by prospect theory, in the presence of tax evasion behaviour, are consistent with actual tax rates. …
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Profits-only partnership interests grant service-providing partners an interest in the profits of a partnership but not its capital. Such interests are a proverbial double-edged sword: they create economic arrangements needed in business, but provide opportunities for inequitable tax reductions....
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The main purpose of this paper is to suggest a theoretical foundation for determining what is the appropriate price that a statistical agency, such as the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, should seek from domestic establishments that engage in international transactions with affiliated...
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