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Local Taxation of Realty Income Not Pre-Empted by State Property Tax
Stanley K. Laughlin
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Trade deregulation and fiscal revenue in selected Pacific Island countries. [PDF]
Makun K, Singh B.
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PECULIARITIES OF PROPERTY TAXATION IN UZBEKISTAN
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Taxation of Corporate Gains on Sales of Depreciable Property
Kevin A. Hassett, Alan D. Viard
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Unlawful Property and Activities as Subjects of Taxation
C. Stanley Taylor, Joseph S. Wise
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The Politics of Property Taxation
Administrative Science Quarterly, 1967Property tax administration can be viewed as a political process controlled in varying degrees by state statutes regulating administrative procedures. These statutes form a complex body of property tax law subject to the interpretations of: (1) the numerous state and local tax officials, (2) the courts, and (3) the taxpayers.
Glenn W. Fisher, Robert P. Fairbanks
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The Political-Economy of Property Taxation and Land Taxation [PDF]
A key motivation for this study is the perceived gap between the theoretical benefits of the property and land tax and its application in practice. The next section summarizes several of the components characterizing this gap. The paper then proceeds by describing some of the elements that make the local tax system complex. This complexity suggests the
Michael A. Pagano, Benoy Jacob
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2007
Taxation is only sustainable if the general public complies with it. The theoretical public finance literature has interpreted tax constitutions as binding contracts by which the power to tax is irretrievably conferred by individuals to government, which can then levy any tax it chooses.
Kimberley A. Scharf, Carlo Perroni
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Taxation is only sustainable if the general public complies with it. The theoretical public finance literature has interpreted tax constitutions as binding contracts by which the power to tax is irretrievably conferred by individuals to government, which can then levy any tax it chooses.
Kimberley A. Scharf, Carlo Perroni
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