2012
DOI: 10.1007/s00712-012-0314-4
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Optimal taxes on wealth and consumption in the presence of tax evasion

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“…Nonlinearity allows for a social planner who prefers, for example, more equal distributions of utility (Mankiw et al, 2009;Blundell, 2012). Other studies considered some salient aspect of optimal taxation theory, like its design in an open economy (Ogawa & Hosoe, 2020), marginal social welfare weighting (Saez & Stantcheva, 2016), accounting for the possibility of tax evasion (Brunner, Eckerstorfer & Pech, 2013;Artavanis, Morse & Tsoutsoura, 2016).…”
Section: Brief Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nonlinearity allows for a social planner who prefers, for example, more equal distributions of utility (Mankiw et al, 2009;Blundell, 2012). Other studies considered some salient aspect of optimal taxation theory, like its design in an open economy (Ogawa & Hosoe, 2020), marginal social welfare weighting (Saez & Stantcheva, 2016), accounting for the possibility of tax evasion (Brunner, Eckerstorfer & Pech, 2013;Artavanis, Morse & Tsoutsoura, 2016).…”
Section: Brief Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Argentina involved the OECD in implementing the tax amnesty, with the cooperation making it difficult for taxpayers to hide their assets abroad. The success of Argentina was also supported by clear regulations and sanctions, attractive tax rates, and high levels of public trust in their new government (Brunner et al, 2013;Jara et al, 2023;Revesz, 2020;Sørensen, 1994).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Perhaps we can take the very existence of these taxes as an indication of a widely held view that enforceability is given to a sufficient degree. In a related work (Brunner et al. , 2010), we have analyzed the role of taxes on (inherited) wealth and expenditures in an optimal tax system if only partial observability is assumed (i.e., if we allow for tax evasion).…”
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confidence: 99%