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Tax offsets or netting operations in post-Soviet public finance

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State tax credits and land use : policy analysis of circuit-breaker effects

Anderson, John E. - In: Resource and energy economics 15 (1993) 3, pp. 295-312

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Capping the mortgage interest deduction

Anderson, John E.; Clemens, Jeffrey; Hanson, Andrew - In: National tax journal 60 (2007) 4, pp. 769-785

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Eliminating housing tax preferences : a distributional analysis

Anderson, John E.; Roy, Atrayee Ghosh - In: Journal of housing economics 10 (2001) 1, pp. 41-58

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Bidding for business : the efficacy of local economic development incentives in a metropolitan area

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Use-value assessment tax expenditures in urban areas

Anderson, John E.; Griffing, Marlon F. - In: Journal of urban economics 48 (2000) 3, pp. 443-452

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The decision to 'bid for business' : municipal behavior in granting property tax abatements

Anderson, John E. - In: Regional science & urban economics 25 (1995) 6, pp. 739-757

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Tax Offsets and Netting Operations in Post-Soviet Public Finance

Anderson, John E. - 2003

Post-Soviet economies are plagued by a public-sector practice whereby the Ministry of Finance cancels tax liabilities that enterprises owe it in exchange for debts the Ministry owes enterprises. While the practice seems innocuous enough to its practitioners, it has multiple distorting effects....

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