2009
DOI: 10.1007/bf03396780
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Is Simple Better? A Conjoint Analysis of the Effects of Tax Complexity on Employee Preferences Concerning Company Pension Plans

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“…In addition, the complexity of the tax system is another determinant. For example, de Bartolome (1995), Rupert and Wright (1998), Rupert et al (2003), Boylan and Frischmann (2006), and Blaufus and Ortlieb (2009) demonstrate that increasing tax complexity lowers the quality of individual investment decisions. Furthermore, individual characteristics, such as education, age, and income, also influence tax perception.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, the complexity of the tax system is another determinant. For example, de Bartolome (1995), Rupert and Wright (1998), Rupert et al (2003), Boylan and Frischmann (2006), and Blaufus and Ortlieb (2009) demonstrate that increasing tax complexity lowers the quality of individual investment decisions. Furthermore, individual characteristics, such as education, age, and income, also influence tax perception.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…author How different levels of complexity are modeled Bartolome (1995) form of tax scale presentation Rupert and Wright (1998) Rupert et al (2003) number of elements determining marginal tax rate Boylan and Frischmann (2006) Blaufus and Ortlieb (2009) wording of legal text and number of calculating operations Boylan and Frischmann (2006) show the impact of complexity by means of a laboratory experiment. The experiment consists of two treatments which differ only in tax complexity.…”
Section: Tax Complexitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In terms of method, we use conjoint analysis, which is a well-established marketing research method. Thus far this method has only been applied to tax questions by Milliron und Toy (1988); Blaufus und Ortlieb (2009) ;Hundsdoerfer und Sichtmann (2009).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Three experiments (Rupert und Wright , 1998;Rupert et al , 2003;Boylan und Frischmann , 2006) and one conjoint analysis (Blaufus und Ortlieb , 2009) demonstrate that errors in the perceived tax burden increase with higher tax complexity.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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