Sensible Taxes and Practical Politics
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- Kiadó OUP USA
- Megjelenés dátuma 2030. május 1.
- ISBN 9780190841348
- Kötéstípus Keménykötés
- Terjedelem288 oldal
- Méret 235x156 mm
- Súly 3 g
- Nyelv angol 0
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Rövid leírás:
Tax policy is a fundamental part of governance and encompasses difficult economic and political judgments and trade-offs across efficiency, equity, efficacy, and administration. Sensible Taxes and Practical Politics draws on economics and political science to argue that a desirable income tax has a narrow base and high tax rates, as currently exists in the United States and other high-income countries.
TöbbHosszú leírás:
Taxes are like the weather in one way: everyone complains about them. But how the government raises revenues is something that people can influence, as long as they have a good understanding of the stakes and options.
Sensible Taxes and Practical Politics argues that American tax rates are too low and are indiscriminate. James Hines, a leading authority on tax policy, controversially posits that the base tax rate should be higher but there should also be more ability for individuals to reduce their taxes. This is the only way to create an equitable and efficient tax system makes distinctions among people and that treats them as individuals rather than classes. And as tax policy reflects societal values and goals, it is perfectly legitimate for it to create incentives by facilitating significant deductions for dependents, child care expenses, exceptional medical expenses, casualty losses, charitable contributions, education expenditures, and other expenses associated with employment and income production. While the headline tax rate may be high, the real rate, after deductions, is much lower.
By contrast, the pursuit of lower baseline tax rates has, Hines shows, produced revenue shortfalls, inefficient incentives, and tax inequities. The current tax system creates distortions and is unfair because of the reduced provision for personal circumstances. It is also dishonest because it claims to be progressive but is not.
The art of tax design entails tailoring tax burdens to collect revenue from activities that are least likely to be distorted by taxation. As for individuals, so too for business, Tax policy should treat preferentially firms and activities that might diminish or disappear if taxed heavily. Tax policy is a fundamental part of governance and encompasses difficult economic and political judgments. Hines provides an honest assessment of the interaction of politics, values, and taxes.
Tartalomjegyzék:
Ch 1 Tax Policy and Tax Politics
Ch 2 Comprehending Comprehensive Taxation
Ch 3 To 1986 and Back
Ch 4 Efficient Taxes
Ch 5 Tax Equity
Ch 6 Efficient and Equitable Personal Taxation
Ch 7 Better Business Taxes
Ch 8 Influencing Tax, and Taxing Influence
Ch 9 Reformulating Tax Reform
Ch 10 High Tax Heresy
Addendum: Chapter Notes
