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Income composition inequality of Chinese residents and fiscal redistribution effect: An empirical analysis on individual income tax and transfer system. [PDF]
PLoS OneTu X, Yan J, Zheng J.
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The Health Effects Of Expanding The Earned Income Tax Credit: Results From New York City. [PDF]
Health Aff (Millwood), 2020 Courtin E +5 more
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State earned income tax credits and general health indicators: A quasi-experimental national study 1993-2016. [PDF]
Health Serv Res, 2020 Morgan ER +4 more
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The Effect of the Earned Income Tax Credit on Housing and Living Arrangements. [PDF]
Demography, 2019 Pilkauskas N, Michelmore K.
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From the global income tax to the dual income tax: Recent tax reforms in the Nordic countries [PDF]
International Tax and Public Finance, 1994 The paper discusses the recent drive toward a system of dual income taxation (DIT) in the Nordic countries. The pure version of this system combines progressive taxation of labor and transfer incomes with a proportional tax on income from capital at a level equal to the corporate income tax rate.
Peter Birch Sørensen
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Taxation of Cryptocurrencies with Income Tax and Corporate Income Tax
2022 45th Jubilee International Convention on Information, Communication and Electronic Technology (MIPRO), 2022Cryptocurrencies are a completely new concept that changes not only the way we pay but also the way we experience money. Currently, different member states of the European Union define cryptocurrencies differently and tax the income from cryptocurrency trading differently. Most of the European Union’s member states income from cryptocurrency trading is
Šinković, Zoran, Pribisalić, Luka
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Review of Economic Studies, 2006 In a model where agents have unequal skills and heterogeneous preferences over consumption and leisure, we look for the optimal tax on the basis of efficiency and fairness principles and under incentive-compatibility constraints. The fairness principles considered here are: 1) a weak version of the Pigou-Dalton transfer principle; 2) a condition ...
Fleurbaey, Marc, Maniquet, François
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The Effect of Income Taxes on Household Income [PDF]
Review of Economics and Statistics, 1999 Research on the distribution of income during the 1980s has identified a trend towards increasing inequality, which may be the continuation and acceleration of trends spanning several decades. This paper explores to what extent behavioral responses to the tax changes during the 1980s may also explain the rising inequality.
Gerald Auten, Robert Carroll
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Oxford Economic Papers, 1990
Abstract This chapter discusses the issue of guessing whether the uncertainty of labour income results should be a reason for higher or lower marginal tax rates. In 1980, Varian was able to examine the question of optimal taxation when consumers are uncertain about income. This current discussion on the subject includes approximations to
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Abstract This chapter discusses the issue of guessing whether the uncertainty of labour income results should be a reason for higher or lower marginal tax rates. In 1980, Varian was able to examine the question of optimal taxation when consumers are uncertain about income. This current discussion on the subject includes approximations to
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1970
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dues, subscriptions to professional journals, so long as they relate to your job, dues for membership in professional societies, fees paid to n employment agency, and fees paid for the preparation of your tax eturns. You may include the cost of your uniforms, including shoes and stockings and the upkeep and cleaning of these items, provided these ...
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