2011
DOI: 10.18356/39796794-en
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The paradox of progressivity in low-tax countries: income tax in Guatemala

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“…Similarly, Díaz de Serralde et al (2010) describe some serious weaknesses of the global tax progressivity measures on the basis that only by assessing tax reform's effects on progressivity and redistributive capacity through variations in these indices traditionally used, can lead to consider as regressive tax reforms that in fact they are not, because at the same time that they increase the redistributive capacity of the tax (which is progressive), they also "widens the differences between the amounts of tax paid by high-and low-income taxpayers"…”
Section: Literature Review and Conceptual Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, Díaz de Serralde et al (2010) describe some serious weaknesses of the global tax progressivity measures on the basis that only by assessing tax reform's effects on progressivity and redistributive capacity through variations in these indices traditionally used, can lead to consider as regressive tax reforms that in fact they are not, because at the same time that they increase the redistributive capacity of the tax (which is progressive), they also "widens the differences between the amounts of tax paid by high-and low-income taxpayers"…”
Section: Literature Review and Conceptual Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%