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The interplay of a differentiated indirect tax structure and the variation in expenditure patterns across households leads to a possibly unequal distribution of indirect tax liabilities across the population. This paper uses the ninth round of the RLMS survey to assess the distributional...
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This paper quantifies the magnitude and duration of the goods and services tax (GST) effect on the quarterly growth rate of the 11 groups of the consumer price index (CPI) in Australia using the Box and Tiao intervention analysis. It was found that prices did not increase significantly before or...
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In this paper, we describe South Africa's value added tax (VAT), showing that (1) the VAT is mildly regressive and (2) it is an effective source of government revenue, compared to other tax instruments in South Africa. We evaluate the VAT in the context of other distortions in the economy by...
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The author looks at Georgia's local option sales tax and concludes that it is a good supplement to property taxes in raising revenue for schools. The tax must be approved by voters, a process that increases public participation in decisionmaking, the author says
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The author reviews recent developments in state taxation of electronic commerce, including the Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement and apportionment issues. State efforts to increase compliance are increasing, the author says
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This paper examines the process by which firms are selected for a sales tax audit and the determinants of subsequent firm compliance behavior, focusing upon the Gross Receipts Tax in New Mexico. A two-stage selection model is used to estimate the State's audit selection rule and, conditional...
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The sales tax is assumed to be regressive as those with higher incomes spend a smaller portion of their incomes. This conclusion is based on the presumption that the sales tax is a broad-based consumer tax and that consumers bear the burden of the tax. In practice, the tax is neither broad-based...
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This article examines the magnitude and duration of the effect of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on inflation in Australia's eight capital cities using the Box and Tiao intervention analysis and quarterly data spanning from 1948:4 to 2003:1. We found that the GST had a significant but...
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Fundamental tax reform, replacing the income tax with a sales tax, is commonly thought to reduce levels of criminal and other 'underground' economic activity by implicitly taxing their returns. This paper finds instead that the impact of tax reform depends on the relative labour intensity of...
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