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Tuesday, March 13, 2012

TJN: OECD’s tax evasion work ineffective

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Tax Justice Network published this  report today to say that the OECD's standards on tax information sharing and transparency a...

News from the tax transparency movement

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Richard Murphy links to this review of an international tax conference hosted by the Oxford Centre on Business Taxation, in which the ...
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Kwak on the GOP's Turn Against College

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James Kwak asks, Why is the GOP Suddenly Turning Against College?   He answers: because of two historical trends. One is globalization....

The 1%: indifferent about their tax rate

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Bruce Bartlett: Would a Higher Top Tax Rate Raise Revenues? On Friday, Prof. Allan Meltzer of Carnegie Mellon University, a well-known...

Everybody does it

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Britain is talking about  Ken Livingstone, a Labour party politician, who is being called a tax dodger because he unapologetically chann...
Monday, March 12, 2012

Come on and Take a Free Ride

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Last week, I referred to a paper on the deficit bias, in which we see chronic under-taxation as an inevitable state of affairs in democra...
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A Government is not Like a Family.

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Krugman : "you could view Greece as being like a family that overspent, got itself into debt, and whose members now have to do all th...
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(How) Should we tax capital?

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Dan Shaviro on Ed Kleinbard's "The Sorry State of Capital Income Taxation": ...a key reason for reading it is to learn (or ...
Sunday, March 11, 2012

Countries don't help each other to tax, and they should.

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Despite the compelling idea that a central mark of statehood is the power of the sovereign to impose taxation, it is surprising how little s...
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Recent subsidies

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sports stadiums  and  tar sand oil exploitation .

"A Minimum Fair Share"

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Nick Clegg's 'tycoon tax' plans "Speaking as the Liberal Democrats meet in Gateshead for their spring conference, M...
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America Is Stealing the World’s Doctors

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From The New York Times:  America Is Stealing the World's Doctors “I do feel guilty sometimes,” said Ofori-Amanfo, who came to the U...

What Offshore Offices Do

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Tax Justice Network: Investigation exposes Vodafone's phoney Swiss operators and from the Bureau of Investigative Journalism : In a...
Saturday, March 10, 2012

Is the 1% the same everywhere?

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Interesting dialogue on whether rising inequality is a global trend and therefore changing redistributive policy would be ineffective. ...

Taxing "Wealth" (i.e. property) instead of Income

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Britain is in a big debate over tax reform right now, with the conservative government proposing to drop the top individual rate of 50%. ...
Friday, March 9, 2012

Corporate Tax Reform & "Competitiveness"

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" In a world of mobile capital, corporate tax rates matter ." except when they don't.

How the 1% have been doing

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Emmanuel Saez updated his article " Striking it Richer " to include data through 2010.  From the excel tables, available on his we...
Thursday, March 8, 2012

What Mormons Can Teach The IRS : Planet Money : NPR

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The Tuesday Podcast: What Mormons Can Teach The IRS : Planet Money : NPR : The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints teaches that eac...
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"Civil Society" and the Contestation of Law

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In a chapter I am writing for a book on tax law and development, I introduce the rise of activism in international tax policy, with groups...

Instant Economist

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I'm always on the lookout for books I can recommend to students that will give them a quick introduction to the basics of economics ...
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