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Modelling Tax Revenue Growth (Hardcover, illustrated edition)
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Modelling Tax Revenue Growth (Hardcover, illustrated edition)
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This book demonstrates how the reliable measurement of growth in
tax revenues, both for a tax system and for its component taxes, is
important for the design of tax policy. The need for discretionary
changes in tax parameters (such as tax rates, income thresholds and
allowances) is conditional on the expected automatic revenue growth
generated by the tax system. The properties that generate these
automatic revenue changes are referred to as the built-in
flexibility, or revenue responsiveness, of the tax. This concept is
the central focus of the analyses in this book, which provides an
invaluable review and synthesis of analytical results and
demonstrates how this concept can be applied in practice to yield
estimates of revenue responsiveness in various countries. John
Creedy and Norman Gemmell highlight how an understanding of the
principal determinants of a tax system's responsiveness, and a
knowledge of the relevant magnitudes, are important for the design
and reform of tax policy where both revenue and redistributional
considerations are typically central to the policy agenda.Providing
extensions of analysis to cover indirect taxes, and direct and
indirect taxes combined, as well as empirical applications for
several countries, Modelling Tax Revenue Growth will be warmly
welcomed by researchers and graduate students interested in public
finance and government officials and those in international
organisations interested in tax revenue growth.
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