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- 2. The Three Rules of Tax Incidence The Statutory Burden of a Tax Does Not Describe Who
- 3. The Statutory Burden of a Tax Does Not Describe Who Really Bears the Tax statutory incidence:
- 4. Consumer and producer tax burden b.samojlik 2015
- 5. Discription of panels (a) &(b) On the left side (a) there is a pre-tax situation: equilibrium
- 6. Burden of the Tax on Consumers and Producers tax wedge: The difference between what consumers pay
- 7. II.The Side of the Market on Which the Tax Is Imposed Is Irrelevant to the Distribution
- 8. Parties with Inelastic Demand Bear Taxes; b.samojlik 2015
- 9. Parties with Inelastic Demand Bear Taxes Perfectly inelastic demand /demand curve D vertical/ ; increase of
- 10. Parties with Elastic Demand Avoid Taxes b.samojlik 2015
- 11. Parties with Perfectly Elastic Demand Avoid Taxes The full burden of tax bears producer because of
- 12. Supply Elasticities b.samojlik 2015
- 13. Supply Elasticity There is two supply cases. On the left side (a) inelastic supply, curve S
- 14. Parties with Inelastic Supply Bear Taxes; Inelastic supply/demand/ party of the transaction bears tax increase. Absorption
- 15. Recap: The statutory burden of a tax does not describe who really bears the tax. The
- 16. Tax Inefficiencies and Optimal Taxation b.samojlik 2015
- 17. Optimal income and commodity taxation 1 Optimal Income Taxes 2 Optimal Commodity Taxation 3 Conclusions b.samojlik
- 18. Max-min rule as a standard of rational behavior Rationale behavior : max and min rules A.Maximize
- 19. Economic function of taxes Which factor of the GDP creation a given tax charges? /implicit tax
- 20. Type of taxes Direct taxes / on income; PIT, CIT/ Indirect taxes / indirect taxes of
- 21. Optimal taxation of income b.samojlik 2015
- 22. The importance of the PIT revenues in the EU/% of total tax revenues/ b.samojlik 2015
- 23. Taxation of income in the UE There is no common acceptable rule of taxing income in
- 24. Flat tax in the EU b.samojlik 2015
- 25. Flat tax rate in the EU b.samojlik 2015
- 26. Other countries with a flat tax Russia 13%; Serbia-14%; Kirgistan-10%; Georgia-12%; Ukraina-13% ; according to the
- 27. Laffer curve b.samojlik 2015
- 28. The interpretation of Laffer curve If the effective tax rate on income is not to high,
- 29. "there is no sign of Laffer-type behavioral responses." Interpretation: If a flat tax have a Laffer-type
- 30. Flat tax rate Flat tax rates on income are not in accordance with optimal taxation of
- 31. CZ/ effective flat tax rate/ b.samojlik 2015
- 32. effective flat tax rate effective flat tax rate with no general allowance means that nominal and
- 33. Flat income tax b.samojlik 2015
- 34. Flat income tax At the flat tax rate effective taxation rate is the same for all
- 35. Effective tax rate/ETR/ taxes paid/income F.e.: income= 60 000 nominal tax rates: 0-5000= 0%=tax=0 5001-10 000=
- 36. Progressive income tax b.samojlik 2015
- 37. Progressive income tax In the case of progressive income tax marginal tax rates increase with the
- 38. Efficiency of public sector b.samojlik 2015
- 39. Efficiency of public sector use of tax revenues What is an appropriate level of effective taxation?
- 40. Structure of PIT in the EU . b.samojlik 2015
- 41. PIT in the EU countries PIT in the EU28 is extremely diversified: Different levels of the
- 42. Effective tax rate due to general allowance b.samojlik 2015
- 43. The importance od sizable general allowance General allowance could change an effective tax rate considerably: Example:
- 44. LU income tax structure b.samojlik 2015
- 45. Taxation of income in increasing brackets/1908€/ in LU b.samojlik 2015
- 46. LU taxation of income LU taxation of income is a perfect fit to optimal taxation of
- 47. Effective taxation of income in PL and LU /comparison/ b.samojlik 2015
- 48. Effective taxation of income in PL and LU /comparison/ As we see nominal marginal rates matters
- 49. Effective taxation of income on the level of PPS per capita b.samojlik 2015
- 50. Taxation of the PPS per capita income There is a deep differentiation of taxation of the
- 51. Taxation of the min wages b.samojlik 2015
- 52. Effective taxation of average wages b.samojlik 2015
- 53. Effective income tax rates in CH, JP and USA b.samojlik 2015
- 54. Structure of nominal rates in the USA/income in€/ b.samojlik 2015
- 55. Structure of nominal rates in JP/income in €/ b.samojlik 2015
- 56. Structure of nominal rates in CH /income in€/ b.samojlik 2015
- 57. Optimal taxation of goods and services b.samojlik 2015
- 58. Ramsey Taxation: The Theory of Optimal Commodity Taxation Ramsey Rule: To minimize the deadweight loss of
- 59. The marginal deadweight loss to marginal revenue raised not equal across commodities. MDWL1/MR1> MDWL2/MR2> MDWL3/MR3> MDWL4/MR4>……
- 60. Inverse Elasticity Rule If we assume that the supply side of commodity markets is perfectly competitive
- 61. Optimal commodity taxes The elasticity rule: When elasticity of demand for a good is high, it
- 62. Equity Implications of the Ramsey Rule The elasticity of demand for luxury goods is much higher
- 63. The loss of utility due to taxation of commodity b.samojlik 2015
- 64. The loss of utility due to taxation When a tax $0,5 is imposed the supply curve
- 65. Deadweight loss due to taxation is a function of the elasticity of demand b.samojlik 2015
- 66. Deadweight loss due to taxation is a function of the elasticity of demand The same tax
- 67. The nature of the deadweight loss The inefficiency of any tax is determined by the extent
- 68. The level of tax and the deadweight loss b.samojlik 2015
- 69. The level of tax and the deadweight loss The deadweight loss increases more than proportional to
- 70. Conclusion The fundamental issue in designing tax policy is the equity-efficiency trade-off. two key principles: 1.the
- 71. The EU VAT concept and the Ramsey rule The EU concept of VAT: One standard rate
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