IMF Working Papers on Taxation
Pandemic and Progressivity Working Paper No. 2021/024 Authors: Alexander D Klemm & Paolo Mauro Based on a survey of about 2,500 US resident adults, we… Read More ›
Pandemic and Progressivity Working Paper No. 2021/024 Authors: Alexander D Klemm & Paolo Mauro Based on a survey of about 2,500 US resident adults, we… Read More ›
The Treasury has recently released the 2020 Tax Benchmarks and Variation Statement. The Statement provides annual information on Australian Government tax benchmarks and variations, as… Read More ›
The Australian Council of Social Service, the peak body for the community sector, has released its submission to the Federal Budget, outlining plans it argued… Read More ›
The COVID-19 pandemic has upended societies worldwide. It has exposed the consequences of economic stratification with the poor and marginalised disproportionately bearing the economic impact… Read More ›
From February till May 2021, the Copenhagen Business School Tax Group will be organising its first tax colloquium featuring a series of online seminars on… Read More ›
This research seminar is presented by Dr Mark Bowler-Smith, Deakin University. The discussant is Professor John Freebairn, Faculty of Business and Economics, University of Melbourne.… Read More ›
Authors: Associate Professor Ben Phillips, Professor Matthew Gray & Richard Webster The Coalition Government has passed through the Australian Parliament several stages of personal income… Read More ›
A Taxing Journey: How civic actors influence tax policy Authors: Paolo de Renzio & Jason Lakin (International Budget Partnership) This paper synthesizes the findings from… Read More ›
The Council on Economic Policies (CEP) is organising a series of online roundtables in February to put a spotlight on the urgent need for tax… Read More ›
In the UK, employees’ salaries currently attract thousands of pounds more in tax each year than the incomes of people who are self-employed or working… Read More ›
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