2018
DOI: 10.17233/sosyoekonomi.289884
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Tax Schedules From The Perspective Of Taxpayers: Turkey Experience

Abstract: In particular, the structure of ad valorem tax schedules is a controversial topic in public finance literature. Some people argue that the tax schedules should be progressive or degressive depending on the amount of income. Also some people argue that the income increasing should not affect the tax schedules (flat tax). This paper is prepared for this purpose would be carried out to determine the taxpayers' preferences and the main factors which affect this choice. In the study, the opinions of taxpayers about… Show more

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“…These shares are calculated monthly by the Ministry of Finance and transferred directly to these municipalities The rate of consumption is decreasing as income increases. In a study by Zenginobuz et al (2006) (quoted in Demir, 2013), the share of the consumption tax was investigated by using the shares allocated to consumption as of 20% income groups. In this study, the tax burden on group consumption with the lowest income level of 20% corresponds to 22.9% of the household income; the rate of household income was found to be 16.3% for the ones with the highest income level of 20%.…”
Section: Empirical Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These shares are calculated monthly by the Ministry of Finance and transferred directly to these municipalities The rate of consumption is decreasing as income increases. In a study by Zenginobuz et al (2006) (quoted in Demir, 2013), the share of the consumption tax was investigated by using the shares allocated to consumption as of 20% income groups. In this study, the tax burden on group consumption with the lowest income level of 20% corresponds to 22.9% of the household income; the rate of household income was found to be 16.3% for the ones with the highest income level of 20%.…”
Section: Empirical Studymentioning
confidence: 99%